Karl Lagerfeld for Coca Cola

Okay so I have been slacking a bit on the blogging side but not enough not to mention my gorge Coca-Cola crush.  Karl Lagerfeld has turned his hand from Chanel to giving the classic Coca-Cola bottle a chic overhaul by placing his unmistakeable silhouette onto a stark white bottle with his signature.  The combination of pink white and black is a big but welcome change from the classic red we have seen for many years.  I especially covet the limited edition sleek packaging and bottle opener stored in a small drawer beneath the bottle stand. this has to be the must-have item this season.

I love this design and it may even edge out the Patricia Field for Coca-Cola collaboration that coincided with the release of Sex and the City the Movie.

The campaign was shot by Karl himself and features the beautiful Coco Rocha.

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Red Red Red Sewing the seeds of Love for Chanel

I think for me the one colour that transcends any season or weather in my wardrobe is RED. I love the colour, I love the word and I love that it exudes love in every heart.

I adore the fact that Karl Lagerfeld chose to bring some ladylike Red Glamour to his SS10 Ready to Wear collection. Although only one full outfit of red in its classic with a twist Chanel full suited glory but hints of the colour were evident in other outfits. A hint of red with shoes or on a stunning blossomed dress were great touches among the haystacked scenery. I especially loved the red drumkit used behind Lily Allens performance as she sang in a stunning feathered and metallic creation with fab Opaque and Sheer tights.

Styling details to focus on were ballet criss-crossed tights, garter illusion tights, draped necklaces with cascading beads and chains that fit nicely behind a classic Chanel jacket, intricate hair accessories, wooden block heels and classic Chanel handbags either across the body or in hand.

Mr Lagerfeld does it again by hitting the right notes with this collection covering many trends from Lace to Houndstooth to Grown up Florals. The collection was tied together nicely with Bardot-esqe beehive hair and natural porcelain doll-like make up.

http://www.style.com/fashionshows/complete/S2010RTW-CHANEL?viewall=true