Chanel Fashions and Accessories

Make a fashion statement with this classic Chanel handbag done in a bold lipstick red patent leather finished with Chanel's classic quilted stitching. The woven gold chain shoulder strap keeps the color scheme classic and edgy and a single exterior pocket keeps daily incidentals handy. A gold twist closure opens the top flap closure to reveal an interior lined in red leather with two interior pockets. An oval mirror is tucked beneath the top flap closure of this classy Chanel handbag.

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It was just over 75 years ago that Coco Chanel designed the infamous little black dress. She not only designed the cutest, most sophisticated little black dress to hit the market at that time but also showed women how to wear it so it flattered their bodies. Chanel's "little black dress" was deceptively simple, yet elegant. She used traditional elegant materials lace, tulle, embroideries, soft weightless silks in a newly tailored way. The little black dress made women wearing anything else seem under dressed.

Form meets function with this woman's Chanel La Ronde watch. A round 18k yellow gold case surrounds the black dial. A pair of yellow gold hands marks the quartz movement. Finishing this beautiful Chanel watch is the original Chanel black patent leather bracelet and 18k yellow gold folding clasp. This Chanel watch is in good condition with scuffing on the case and case back.

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Our heart goes out to 23-year-old model Alexandra Tomlinson. She took a spill on the Chanel Couture runway today in Paris. Grazia reports that a member of the front row helped her up. A play-by-play of the fall hasn't yet surfaced, since, sadly, they don't broadcast the couture shows like hockey games. But the shoes are pretty high - if not nearly as outlandish as the spring 2009 shoes - so perhaps they're to blame. Man, falling at couture is so much worse than falling at any old show. Because couture is all about "the dream," and "the dream" doesn't eat it in front of the whole world. But it's okay, Alex. You're the star of the show now!

Article resource: NY Magazine