Swarovski: Unique crystals

Swarovski crystals are renowned for their brilliance, clarity and beauty. They are made from high-quality glass, which is cut and polished in an elaborate process to achieve exceptional optical clarity and precision. Due to the special composition of the glass and the precise cutting technique, the light is refracted and reflected in the crystals, resulting in a sparkling and shiny effect. They are often used in the jewelry and fashion industry, but also in other areas such as interior decoration and lighting. The crystals are available in many different colors and shapes and therefore offer a wide range of design options. Due to their high quality, crystals are very popular and sought-after by many people.

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The swan as a trademark

The Swarovski swan was first introduced in 1989 as part of the Swarovski logo and represents a majestic swan spreading its wings. The swan symbolizes elegance, beauty and grace, which also embody Swarovski’s brand values. It has become an iconic symbol since its introduction and is now used in many areas of the brand, including jewelry, watches and crystal figurines. Swarovski is also committed to the protection of wildlife and has launched various initiatives to support endangered species, including swans.

Campaigns: Bella Hadid x Swarovski

The collaboration between Swarovski and Bella Hadid began in 2017, when the model became a brand ambassador for Swarovski for the first time. Bella Hadid has been an important part of the brand ever since and has appeared in several campaigns. As a brand ambassador, Bella Hadid has helped bring Swarovski’s fashion and jewelry collections to a wider audience. She has also participated in various charity events on behalf of the brand and supported social projects. Bella Hadid is known for her sense of style and fashion as well as her classic elegance and therefore fits perfectly with Swarovski’s values and aesthetics.

As part of her collaboration with Swarovski, Bella Hadid has designed several jewelry collections for the brand. These collections were inspired by Bella Hadid’s personal style and include a wide range of jewelry pieces, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings. The jewelry pieces designed by Bella are very popular with Swarovski’s fans and customers and are often described as glamorous and trendy. The collaboration with Bella has definitely helped to strengthen the brand’s image as a leading provider of high-quality and modern jewelry.

Swarovski Waterschool: Educational program for water conservation

The Swarovski Waterschool is an educational program initiated by the Swarovski Foundation that aims to raise awareness of the importance of water resources and the need to conserve them. Swarovski launched this project in 2000. Since then, it has reached over 600,000 schoolchildren in more than 20 countries worldwide. The Swarovski Waterschool uses an innovative, interactive learning methodology to foster young people’s understanding and appreciation of water. Watch the documentary + trailer about the initiative here:

Beginnings: First store in Manhattan

The story of the successful brand Tiffany and Co. begins on September 18, 1837, when the American Charles Lewis Tiffany, the son of a cotton manufacturer, opens a shop for stationery and fancy goods in Manhattan with his school friend John Burnett. Hard to imagine, but the Tiffany store makes just $4.98 in sales on opening day. However, the friends laid the groundwork that day for an exemplary rise to the top of jewelry brands. Tiffany and Co. is the first brand to bring luxury goods to Americans. Since then, the brand has published the rarest jewels in the so-called Blue Book to this day. Since 1974, talented designer Elsa Peretti has been revolutionizing jewelry design, giving it a modern sensibility. She develops a line of jewelry that is suitable for everyday wear and can be worn on any day, in any situation.

“Style is about being simple.”, Elsa Peretti (Source: Tiffany and Co.).

Tiffany Store on Fifth Avenue is most popular shopping destination

Over the years, the Tiffany store on Fifth Avenue has become the most popular shopping destination when it comes to jewelry like necklaces, earrings and especially bark. The engagement ring of the brand has not lost its magic until today and is still a symbol of the most beautiful love stories in the world. Today, the company can proudly look back on a network of 315 own stores.

The Tiffany Diamond: Yellow Gemstone

Diamonds are a girls best friend. Marilyn Monroe was already of this opinion when she sang a song about the popular jewellery of the brand. Tiffany & Co. has followed this credo since its founding. In 1878 Charles Lewis Tiffany bought a 287.42 carat yellow diamond, one of the most beautiful gemstones in the world. The so-called “Tiffany Diamont” is permanently displayed in the Fifth Avenue Flagship and impresses over 300 visitors daily.

Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s…

Breakfast at Tiffany’s is one of the most elegant films ever released. Audrey Hepburn, as Holly Golightly, wears Tiffany jewelry in combination with a Givenchy gown and visits a Tiffany store several times in her role. The movie, which is based on the novella by Truman Capote, has made the label and especially the store on 5th Avenue in New York a veritable landmark. The 1961 film adaptation made the brand immortal. It is also the first production ever to film at the Tiffany flagship in new York City. The jewelry made another film appearance in the movie “Sex and the City”. Of course, how could it be otherwise, in the context of an engagement or wedding.

Assortment: Rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings and Co.

There is no woman who has not dreamed of receiving a blue box with a diamond ring or necklace from Tiffany’s as a gift. The famous blue box has long had cult status. And ever since Breakfast at Tiffany’s, every woman has wanted to accessorize with the jewelry. The manufacturer’s assortment has expanded over the years and adapted to the needs of female customers. In addition to a classic range of jewelry, which includes rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, pendants, the customer can now also purchase perfume and home accessories.

Rings: silver, gold and yellow

Tiffany’s has gone down in history with engagement rings. The most affordable ring starts at $1500, while a more extravagant example can quickly cost over $100,000. The cost of a Tiffany ring depends on its size, quality of diamond and complexity.

The Engagement Ring: Tiffany Setting

Tiffany & Co. is where the wife wants to see her husband buy a ring. In 1886, founder Charels Tiffany introduces the “Tiffany Setting”, an engagement ring. Absolutely flawless, it features a diamond in the center that reflects light. The special feature of the ring: the newly invented solitaire setting, through which the diamond receives extra light and is thus highlighted. The classic version of the Tiffany engagement ring has a setting with 6 caps. If the setting has only 4 caps, it is called a classic-modern version. For over 130 years, the Tiffany setting has been the symbol of the perfect love story. The success of the ring is visible in its sales. In Japan, sales of the engagement ring account for 41% of Tiffany’s total sales. In Europe, it is 25%.

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Tiffany & Co.: Believe in Love Campaign

Tiffany & Co launched the Believe in Love campaign, in which different couples had the chance to talk about their relationship. The goal: to promote love! The company celebrates the eternal power of love and that’s what they brought into focus with this campaign. Tiffany doesn’t just want to provide the engagement ring, Tiffany wants to be part of the complete love story.

Necklaces & Bracelets – Tiffany’s has Something for Everyone

The jewelry label is arguably one of the most luxurious and expensive, with the most exquisite locations and prices. Nevertheless, there is also a selection of necklaces, earrings and bracelets in the assortment that are affordable for a normal wage earner. The reason for this is that Tiffany’s wants to be a label that people love and honor. However, not every young girl should have to dream of getting an expensive wedding ring from the brand one day, but it is best to start developing a love for jewelry before that. The label has managed to be one of the few luxury brands to keep its exquisite reputation, although they have also included a few cheaper items in their range.

Minimalist bangles in homage to New York City

“I wanted to create a symbol of modern life and the relentless energy that flows through New York and drives art and culture around the world. This is just the beginning of what I want to achieve.”

the trained jeweller Francesca Amfitheatrof announced. For the new Tiffany T collection, the Brit took over the creative direction. With success, as you can see here in the video.

Earrings: Diamonds & Pearls

From classic shapes to creative designs, the impeccably crafted earring collection invites you to make up your own rules.

Tiffany T Eyewear: Sunglasses

With Tiffany you are perfectly equipped even in summer. The new sunglasses collection of the jewelry brand is a true statement and underlines the strength and individuality of women.

Tiffany & Co’s perfume: fragrance for women and men

Since recently, you can also buy perfumes from Tiffany’s. The latest is a real must-have, because he is available for women and men. Countless reviews of the perfume run through the Internet and people can not get enough of the perfumes of the jewelry brand. The fact that the latest fragrance is now available for men and for women makes it that much better. The Tiffany & Love fragrance was released in 2019 and is available in 2 different sizes. The classy bottle, of course in the color Tiffany blue, is a real eye-catcher. The men’s fragrance is spicy-woody and the women’s fragrance is citrus-fruity.

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Home & Accessories: Decoration & Gifts

In addition to jewellery such as bracelets, rings and earrings, the label expanded its range in 2017 to include luxury home items and accessories. The collection turns ordinary objects and items into extraordinary elements and is well received by consumers.

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The Tiffany Blue Box

The Famous Blue Box. It changed the world. Today, the box is considered an international symbol of style, sophistication and incomparable design. What makes the box so special..: Its color. Founder Charles Lewis Tiffany chose the unforgettable shade of blue and patented it. The Tiffany Blue has been trademarked and unique ever since. In the 19th century, the turquoise gemstone was very popular in jewelry making, that’s why they decided to take the forget-me-not blue as the label’s trademark. Since the introduction of the Tiffany Setting engagement ring in 1886, the box has been as popular as the ring itself. Customers would rush into stores just to grab a box, but Charles Tiffany refused to sell the boxes. A few years later, the box officially became the label’s trademark and was standardized. This ensures that the color is always the same all over the world, regardless of the medium. By the way, the color is called “1837 Blue”. 1837 stands for the founding year of Tiffany and Co.

The turquoise box is sustainable and ecologically produced

The blue box stands for luxury and exclusivity worldwide. But another special feature of the box is its production. The iconic box is manufactured completely ecologically. This means the boxes as well as paper bags are made from sustainable sources and recycled materials. The company thus promotes the use of paper and wood fiber materials from sustainable sources.

“At Tiffany, we believe sustainability makes our business stronger and is the foundation of everything we do.” (Source: Tiffany.com)

The Tiffany Blue Box Cafe: London, New York, Hong Kong

If you want the full Tiffany experience, head to the Tiffany Blue Box Cafe at Harrods in London. The luxurious cafe is already decorated inside (how could it be otherwise) in blue and white and equipped with the most beautiful Tiffany home accessories.

The sustainability promise

In addition to sustainable packaging, the jewellery label Tiffany & Co. also focuses on sustainability and environmentally friendly measures in other areas. At the top of the company’s philosophy is the protection of human rights. Tiffany’s diamonds are sourced with care and consideration, and the environmental impact of mining is minimized. The company’s website states:

“We also maintain our high standards through leading approaches to diamond traceability.”

The majority of rough diamonds are sourced from five countries: Botswana, Canada, Namibia, Russia and South Africa. In 2019, Tiffanys was able to trace 00% of rough diamonds back to known mines and the suppliers. Responsible sourcing practices help promote the protection of human rights, fair labor conditions, environmental protection and ethical business practices.

Crazy About Tiffany’s: Official Documentary

With a brand like Tiffany & Co. it’s no surprise that sooner or later a documentary will flicker across the screens of the world. The documentary “Crazy about Tiffany’s” shows the beginnings and difficulties of the brand and how it became what it is today. Famous personalities talk about the fantastic history of the jewelry brand.

Tiffany produces trophies for NBA, NFL and Co.

The company has been producing the NFL Vince Lombardi Super Bowl trophy since 1967. The seven-kilo trophy is the winner’s trophy of the annual final of the North American professional football league. The Vince Lombardi Trophy is made each year as it is not a traveling trophy. For the players, the trophy has a great sentimental value. However, its material value is not to be scoffed at either. The object is made of sterling silver and would cost around $25,000.In 1978, Tiffany creates the NBA Championship Trophy in addition to the Football Trophy. The basketball trophy is two feet high and weighs about 15 pounds. Since 2000, Tiffany & Co. has also produced the trophy for the World Series and the one for the NASCAR Sprint Cup. Many sports and competitions take notice of the company and have their trophies created by jewelry manufacturers. Among them are golf, tennis, basketball, football and baseball.

15 Things you didn’t know about Tiffany & C0.

Did you know that Abraham Lincoln once surprised his wife by buying her a pearl necklace and earrings from New York-based Tiffany & Co. She wore the jewelry to the Presidential Inaugural Ball a little later in 1862. This and many more interesting facts about Tiffany & Co. can be found in the video:

Now also in the magazine: Tiffany & Co

The fashion brand guide with the luxury brand Tiffany & Co can also be found in the magazine! Now on fivmagazine.com, read the whole magazine online:

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Tiffany & Co – The birth of a unique jewellery company

The history of the luxury label was rather modest. The company was founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young. The first store, which was located on Broadway in New York, was originally called ‘The Fancy Store’ and sold stationery. When Charles Lewis Tiffany took over as sole manager in 1853, the name was changed and Tiffany & Co. was born.

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Minimalist bracelets as homage to NYC

“I wanted to create a symbol of modern life and the relentless energy that flows through New York, driving art and culture around the world. This is only the beginning of what I want to achieve,” said Francesca Amfitheatrof, a trained jeweler. For the new Tiffany T collection, the British designer took over the creative direction. With success, as you can see here in the video.

Stunning brooches and men’s jewellery

The Blue Book Collection from Tiffany & Co. includes 11 brooches, watches, lapel pins and signet rings. The exclusive pieces of jewellery and their designs are inspired by the natural beauty of nature. The highlights of the collection are a dragonfly with cut diamond wings and a jeweled butterfly that sparkles in a race with the other jewellery pieces.

Tiffany & Co – Palomas Melody

Paloma Picasso’s creations are regularly praised for their playful and creative designs. In the latest collection Paloma`s Melody, she expresses her joy of life and passion for jewellery design. The five intertwined rings, stand here for the five personal sensations of life: dreams, beauty, creativity, gratitude and passion.

Five things you did not know about the brand

Whether you’re an eternal Tiffany fan or a general jewellery fan – we’ve summarised the five most interesting facts about the brand for you here:

1. In the past, Tiffany & Co. focused on the romantic connection between man and woman, today the brand focuses more on the independent nature of women
2. The value of the company is 11.600.000.000 Us dollars ( May 2017 )
3. The most expensive diamond ring from Tiffany’s costs a whole 2,100,000 Us dollars
4. The US-American singer and actress Marilyn Monroe was a big fan of the brand and regularly sang about her diamonds
5. Tiffany`s has also gone among the app developers and now also distributes an engagement ring finder app

Top videos of Tiffany & Co: The brand, background and cult

The brand always strives for transparency – whether in the conception of the latest campaigns or on the set of a photo shoot. The team behind Tiffany & Co. regularly takes its clients behind the scenes. The Hollywood elite also appreciate this.

Hollywood stars also love Tiffany: Interview with Kendall Jenner

The luxury brand is especially popular with the who-is-who of Hollywood. Especially supermodel Kendall Jenner and her famous sisters are enthusiastic fans and of course couldn’t resist to be present at the launch of the studio. Watch the complete interview and exclusive footage of the event here.

Behind the scenes of Tiffany & Co: A short documentary with Grace Coddington & R.J. Cutler

In this exclusive short documentary you get a look behind the scenes of the luxury label. You will learn how a campaign is created, what creative processes are behind it and what happens on the set of a photo shoot for the brand Tiffany & Co. The film was directed by filmmaker R.J. Cutler.

Cafés, pop-up stores & prominent advertising faces: Tiffany’s recipe for success

Tiffany remains a strong brand with goodwill of $11.6 billion. However, this is no coincidence. With its pop-ups, exciting campaigns and innovative designs, the label enjoys great popularity among the younger generation as well – despite a decline in sales. Find out here which strategies Chief Artistic Officer Reed Krakoff is using to inspire the millenials of today.

Tiffany’s Private Suite in New York City

For its exclusive regular customers, the luxury label also offers a personal shopping experience in a class of its own. For example, customers who prefer a quieter atmosphere can enjoy a visit to the Tiffany & Co. Luxury Suite above the actual store. The suite was originally designed as an apartment, which makes it possible to buy the luxurious jewellery in a personal atmosphere.

Chanel – Timelessly elegant fashion in the name of female emancipation

The fashion giant was founded in 1913 by Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel. The French woman, who came from a poor background at the time, opened her first Chanel boutique in Deauville, France, at the age of 30. Her loose dresses and rather comfortable cuts were initially met with disapproval rather than acclaim. Her simple yet elegant designs were atypical of 1910s fashion. The famous ‘Little Black Dress’ later helped the style icon finally achieve international success. Since its breakthrough, the brand has also been celebrated for its padded leather handbags with topstitching and metal link chains. The perfume Chanel No. 5 is also one of the absolute must-haves of every Chanel fan.

Moonlike and bold fashion for the winter

The winter outfits always have leather boots with high heels despite wind and weather. Likewise, the elaborate hairstyles are dispensed with in winter. In contrast to the hairstyles in the summer, the hair is only tied together in a simple braid or simply combed open to the back.

Elegant dresses and classic accessories

For Virginie Viard, the mirrored staircase is the starting point of every collection. Over the past 30 years, the house of Chanel explains, it has always been Virginie Viard who has worked closely with the Métiers d’Art ateliers, researching and experimenting with them. She opens her first Métiers d’Art collection as successor to Karl Lagerfeld with black coats in soft cashmere bouclé, adorned with chiffon ribbons embroidered with gold-colored beads and sequins.

Autumn collection with cool tones and casual cuts

In the style of the 1968 film “The Does” by French director Claude Chabrol, female models walked the runway together and chatted like confidantes at first glance. The models wore stylish retro black leather boots with a bell-shaped brandy collar in the middle of the calf, which became the leitmotif of the collection.

Exciting and innovative outfits in a quiet environment

For her haute couture debut, Virginie Viard chose the backdrop of a library. This was inspired by the library in Gabrielle Chanel’s day apartment on Rue Cambon (the legendary designer slept at the Ritz next door) with its chic bindings in splendour and chestnut colours, and by Galignani, the legendary bookshop on Rue de Rivoli that counted bibliophile Karl Lagerfeld among its most important customers.

Emotional show in memory of Karl Lagerfeld

In a somber yet serene show that captured airiness and substance, shrugging elegance and unbridled joy, the farewell was framed by Karl Lagerfeld’s prodigious talent as he envisioned it. He took us on a beautiful day to a place high in the mountains. It was a snow-covered retreat – a slice of Chanel heaven, viewed from a distance that was hauntingly hard to bear.

Delicate dresses and stylish hairstyles for summer

One thing is particularly striking about the summer collections. The collections for the warmer seasons usually include dresses rather than trousers or skirts. As described above, the hair of the models in the summer is often more elaborately draped, gelled or sprayed.

Unique prêt-à-porter on the rooftops of Paris

Up on the roof chez Chanel, a procession of leggy girls on flat heels, wearing tweed playsuits, tiny silk trousers, garçonne dresses and little bell-shaped skirts. Where Lagerfeld might have donned funny pun accessories, Viard’s instinct was to strip down and emphasize the essence of silhouette and tweed chanel textures in a relatable context – after all, who could dare mimic his wit?

Haute Couture collection of contrasts: Moral & Sensual at the same time

Virginie Viard’s haute couture presentation Chanel saw us in the romantically overgrown garden of a convent miraculously located in the cold immensity of Paris’s Grand Palais. In fanciful retellings of her autobiography, Chanel referred to the convent’s strict and unforgiving nuns as “aunts.” Nevertheless, these mistresses taught the young Chanel to sew, giving her the tools to build a life for herself as an independent woman in later years.

Exclusive fashion show with breathtaking scenery

The collection was presented downstairs in the Grand Palais’s big, soaring room. Although there were train tracks here, there was no train, because who could eclipse the steaming trains of John Galliano’s sensational fall 1998 haute couture show for Christian Dior. Viard instead transformed the vast space of the Grand Palais into a train platform, the audience seated expectantly on old-fashioned benches, and the building’s existing Art Nouveau architecture successfuly evoking a turn-of-the-century train station for giants.

Chanel’s first swimsuit debuts in royal garden

Outside the Grand Palais in sub-zero Paris, it may have been snowing, but inside Karl Lagerfeld took us to a sun-baked Italian villa where terracotta oleander urns flanked an inviting pool and cypress and palm trees shaded sandy pathways, stone balustrades and a sweeping staircase.

The ‘Making of’ Chanels – From the studio to the catwalk

Chanel in particular is known for taking its viewers behind the scenes on YouTube. No matter if it’s the preparations for the Fashion Week, the hustle and bustle in the backstage area shortly before the show starts or the making of the latest collections. Likewise there are, by Karl Lagerfeld brought to life, image films or films the history of Coco or Chanel. With elaborate and emotional stylistic means, short videos are created in blockbuster quality.

Creative design process with fine craftsmanship

Virginie Viard’s Autumn-Winter 2019/20 collection showcases the ever-renewed creativity and unique savoir-faire of Chanel’s haute couture ateliers and métiers d’art. See how the House of Chanel and its seamstresses and sewers create the handmade garments.

Hectic in the last minutes before the show

From backstage to the show, a closer look at the ready-to-wear looks and accessories for spring and summer 2020.

Gabrielle Coco Chanel: the background story of the style icon

With the “little black” Chanel revolutionized and the Chanel No. 5, French fashion designer Gabriele aka Coco Chanel, wrote history. The fashion designer and founder of Chanel, Gabriele Coco Chanel was born on 19 August 1883 in Saumur, Pays de la Loire, Paris. At the age of twelve, the little French girl lost her mother and Chanel was sent to a Catholic orphanage where she was trained as a seamstress. At the age of sixteen she left the institution, worked and took private tailoring jobs. Later, Gabrielle moved to Paris, where she earned money as a singer and dancer in nightclubs to fulfill her dream of designing fashion herself. Her nickname Coco dates from this time. In 1914 she founded the fashion house Chanel in Paris. Today the luxury label is one of the most influential companies in the fashion and cosmetics industry.

Designs: The Chanel classics

In the 1920s the French designer one of her classics that still represents a classic of today’s women’s fashion, “the little black one”. From the mid-50s Chanel designed her “Chanel costume” with a loose, mostly bordered tweed jacket and a flared skirt. From 1980 until today, in all clubs of the big cities you can still find it, the little black one everywhere. The timeless garments can be combined again and again and are a must have in our wardrobe. As an evening gown, as a dress for everyday business or as a cocktail dress, the message that “the little black one” conveys is nowadays entirely up to the wearer.

“The little black one”

For over 80 years the little black one has been the undefeated champion in the wardrobe. Whether for the job or for the next party, this elegant all-rounder dress is the ultimate style weapon. But the little black one was much more than “just” a piece of clothing back then. It embodied the urge of many women for (freedom of) movement, for practical outfits for their timid conquest of the business world.the designer rejected bright colors, black, white and beige she liked better. This is how she believed she could most intensively emphasize the beauty of women. “Luxury must be comfortable, otherwise it’s not luxury,” said Coco Chanel, and her contemporaries agreed.

The Classic: The Chanel Costume

15 years later the designer set up a shop again, where she could finally carry out her “war collection”. Especially in the USA people were enthusiastic about the new design of Chanel costume. It consisted of grainy, soft mottled tweed and patch pockets. Decorated with gold buttons, the Chanel costume influenced the fashion of the following decades significantly. The skirt ended just above the knee – a scandalous length for those days. The label became the epitome of elegance and elitist prosperity.

Belt, bag, jewellery & Co

Whether sunglasses, bag, wallet, belt or jewellery, Chanel accessories give your outfit the finishing touch it deserves.  Because Chanel accessories are among the most popular products not only in Europe. The fine coordination of Chanel accessories with the outfit is primarily due to the details. The first real jewellery collection by Chanel was presented in 1932. Nowadays Chanel offers fashion jewellery as well as real jewellery since 1993.

Chanel watch: The Chanel J12 watch

One icon is new. The love of detail as a central feature. The white ceramic version J12 was equipped with the calibre 12.1 and a new automatic movement. Supermodel Naomi Campbell wears it and recounts how she sees the time and the seconds that make up her life. The CHANEL style is visible from inside and outside.

Cosmetics: make-up & fragrance

None other than Marylin Monroe shapes a story that is probably one of the most successful in the brand world. Chanel perfume and cosmetics are available for both men and women. Coco Chanel encouraged Ernest Beaux to cross boundaries to create “a perfume for women with the scent of a woman”. In recent years, the label’s cosmetics line, with its first-class make-up and care products, has become the absolute highlight in the industry.

Scents: The world’s most famous fragrance from Chanel – Chanel N°5

N°5, the essence of femininity. A legendary, timeless perfume. Gabrielle Chanel Ernest Beaux, commissioned in 1921 to create a perfume for women with the scent of a woman, extraordinary and powerful. The eau de parfum is an interpretation of the perfume with the same unique floral-aldehyde signature. The aldehydes give it a unique presence and the precious warmth of vanilla gives it an infinitely sensual base note. With every order you will receive two product samples of your choice.

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Make-up: A classic look, timelessly elegant

This limited edition creates a festive and breathtaking make-up that is glamorous and refined at the same time, like jewellery, it underlines the radiance of the skin and completes the look perfectly. The ” ROUGE ALLURE” lipstick comes in 6 radiant shades with finish in a precious black and gold case. The eye shadow with four different effects can be applied to the eyelids with the brighter light points, the darker shades define the look. The Highlighter Powder glides over the skin and leaves a silky finish.

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld & his muse

Known as a fashion tsar with remarkable discipline and for his harsh sayings. As fast as he spoke, Karl Lagerfeld created 20 fashion collections a year and brought Chanel back into the new millennium. Karl Otto Lagerfeld, was a German fashion designer, designer and photographer who lived in Paris. Karl was born in Hamburg on 10 September 1933.  His career in the French fashion world began in the mid 1950s in Paris where he worked for Balmain, Patou, Chloé and other fashion companies. Karl was well known for his trademark was, besides a plait of hair, dark sunglasses that corrected a visual defect. Late in his life he found a great love again, his Birman cat Choupette who was always at his side. The famous French Birman cat “Choupette” of the fashion designer was among others active as a “model”.

“Whoever wears sweatpants has lost control over his life” – Karl Lagerfeld

The Muse of Karl Lagerfeld: Cara Delevingne – The Face of Chanel

Cara Delevigne, the muse of Karl Lagerfeld ! Already at the age of ten she was a “Vogue” cover girl. Cara was born on August 12, 1992 in Hammersmith, London, into one of the most famous society families in the country and grew up in Belgravia, one of the richest districts in the world. The British supermodel’s modeling career began in 2010 with catalogue shootings for the fall/winter collection of ASOS. In 2012, Cara was named “Face of the Year” by Chanel. In addition to her modeling career, Delevingne will take on a role in the film Anna Kareninaan in 2012. The supermodel also starts a successful acting career.