I loved most pieces from yesterday’s Chanel’s 2010 Couture collection. Here are my favorites (photos from Style.com):

Comfy business attire

How can I get this dress made for me?  I love how it looks like they took an oversized dress with big shoulders fitted to this model.

I love black crepe/black translucent.

Zig zags in some of my favorite shades.

Half sleeve, but shoulderless.

Boots and jewelry, all so fantastic!

Karl Lagerfeld shot for Chanel’s Spring Summer 2010′s ad campaign.

The following few were stunning when I first laid eyes on them. Since seeing them everywhere, they’re not as special.

This reminds me of vampires…

This one is exceptional–the image wasn’t used as much. I like how dark and desolate it looks. Really contrasts the light and pure nature of the wispy tulle. She is Tess of the d’Urbervilles.

Behind the scenes!!!

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Yummy green! Glitter and quilting!

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Clogs decorated with yarn flowers.

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An entire rack of Chanel!

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Karl Lagerfeld and Claudia Schiffer

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Karl holding camera wearing fancy gloves.

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Karl Lagerfeld on a cooler shooting for the Spring Summer 2010 campaign.

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Amazing! Chanel content!

Karl Lagerfeld directs several short films featuring models in Chanel.

Remember Now - a glimpse into the capricious fantasy lifestyle of long legged models who wear Chanel all the time – a bit unsavory. A model in her twenties cozies up to a much older man. Really captures the uneasy feeling that comes with partying with extremely image conscious folks.

They’re all working so hard to look like they’re having the most amazing time. There’s a scene that takes place on the morning after the models hit the club. Everyone is lounging on couches in Pamela’s Villa. Then, out of nowhere, someone says, “let’s dance!” and everyone gets up and switches from lounging and looking tired to being extremely hyper and performing coordinated dance moves–suddenly, they collapse back down again to sleep. I felt their pain for a second. It sucks to have to look so pretty and carefree all the time.

Heidi Mount plays Pamela, who has a party at her “villa”.
Leigh Lazark DJs at the club.

Lagerfeld resurrects St. Tropez’s past through younger emulations of Mick Jagger (Freja Beha Erichsen), Bridget Bardot (Magdalena Frackowiak), and Jane Birkin (Abbey Lee Kershaw).

Vol De Jour – similar flavors, capricious models who blatantly shop lift at several Chanel stores including the one on Rue Cambon

“Paris-Shanghai: A Fantasy” – The Trip That Coco Chanel Only Made In Her Dreams – A tad bit uncomfortable to watch. Felt the issue of being Politically Correct emerge. Perhaps it’s because it was a bit too politically correct? It’s strange. Also, the Coco in this movie seems a bit insecure and nasty. There are great scenes from her actual apartment.

Despite the uneasy story lines, the dresses, jackets, accessories were all impeccable.

Loved the thermal camera at the fall/winter 2010 show.

The Vanessa Paradis interview was exciting to watch as well.

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Absolutely loved this collection. Where the boots went thigh high and the dresses with long torsos and a mini skirts…

Unforgettable.

Wonderful Chanel suits. They look comfortable and elegant. Long shorts instead of the traditional skirt.

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They look great on the models, not sure how they look on regular people–probably not as good.

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They come in many different colors/materials and varieties of jacket styles and collars.

In the midst of shorts, a skirt paired with a matching jacket:

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This look stands out since it’s dark salmon, almost red. Karl’s latest designs are all in pastels and varying shades of silver.

Light pinks and violets. Here is a beautiful floral lace jacket.

I was not impressed with the rest of the collection. Seemed more like filler. Although the overarching theme seemed eggy:

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Maybe I’m not used to the silhouette yet.

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Seemed like an Easter egg hunt especially since everything was pastel.

The other gowns reminded me of Faberge eggs. Not because they were egg shaped, but they had decadent over-luxurious decals that seemed to weigh the entire look down.

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The soft and light satin cloth was heavily weighed down by the metallic decor. There was not a balance, the hard metallic seemed heavier next to the light and flowy satin.

Greco roman draping was found in nearly every collection this year.