Karl Lagerfeld is teaming up with a legendary Japanese brand Tokidoki for limited collection of figurines of Karl Lagerfeld. Karl Lagerfeld is known for his passion for unparalleled, exotic and often controversial Japanese art. Full story

British singer Lily Allen is an amazing person. She manages to record great songs, model for the famous Karl Lagerfeld, and even launch her own jewelry line. Full story

Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld said he would have preferred to see Penelope Cruz starring in a “Coco Before Chanel” movie rather than Audrey Tautou. The famous couturier’s slam on the sweetie French actress followed her interview where she had said to wear Chanel rubber boots. Full story

Everyone knows that Lily Allen is not only a singer and a brawler, but also a big fan of Chanel bags. She has an entire collection of classic Chanel 2.55 alone. Full story

Karl Lagerfeld, a glove fiend, always gloved in public, too, has come up with the idea how to use a glove to make a chic and functional mobile phone accessory. Full story

Looking for a perfect gadget to go with your Chanel bag – the one that women would enjoy sporting and that could manifest your wealth in a convenient yet not very blatant fashion – the Chanel crowd hit upon a Segway Personal Transporter. Full story

High fashion headdresses are like works of art. These hats are truly matchless and often one-of-a-kind, created just to be once showcased at Haute Couture show. They express the overall concept of a collection built around specific trend like futurism, minimalism or romanticism. Full story

Though pink and green were flashing on the catwalk, classic black and white dominated Karl Lagerfeld’s fall collection for Chanel. The Chanel show was called Beau Brummell, in honor of the Regency dandy who invented man’s suit as we know it. Full story

Karl Lagerfeld got into yet another conflict with the "People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals" organization. World-known couturier announced that he is not going to exclude fur and leather from Chanel collections. The 75-year-old couturier and director of "Chanel" said that the fur, leather shoes and clothes debate loses its seriousness when we consider that it arises in the world where people eat meet. Full story