Monsieur Cristobal
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After the catastrophe of Haute Couture, this feels like fashion heaven.
i am not saying this because i think you don't know or anyone here, i say this from my experience working at brands that have also multiple collection drops per year doing also billions . (smaller brands its different)As far as I know, both Coco Neige and Coco Beach are subcontracted to freelance stylists who get a brief from the main studio and have to submit several collections, the main studio chooses their favorite and they twist the offering according to what the CD might like.
But CDs are barely seeing the processes.
So the freelance stylist (who I personally know) just receive a brief and a moodboard.







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oh and I forget to add they are working 2 to 3 years in advance, so they probably had something approved by VV and scraped and redo another when MB arrived last year.As far as I know, both Coco Neige and Coco Beach are subcontracted to freelance stylists who get a brief from the main studio and have to submit several collections, the main studio chooses their favorite and they twist the offering according to what the CD might like.
But CDs are barely seeing the processes.
So the freelance stylist (who I personally know) just receive a brief and a moodboard.
That's really far ahead and risky ......did bruno not say that before they did more last minute and now they are more in advanced and on time with Blazy and collection productions ..1 year is already a norm for some capsules collections ..3 is insane they are crazy.oh and I forget to add they are working 2 to 3 years in advance, so they probably had something approved by VV and scraped and redo another when MB arrived last year.
((and my friends, without doxing them, also own the manufacturing plants: they are producing a lot of the two capsules; a tweed jacket for Neige or Beach will not come from the factories which do the regular RTW tweed jackets, collections or pre-collections)).
These pieces are rapturous. When something hits that level of fantasy and execution, it stops being accessory and starts becoming an achievement and symbol of our contemporary world.
and they say i am mean on hereWhere´s an avalanche when you need it...and a tsunami for Coco Beach...

Exactly that, it's function-locked, they even know when and where they'll sell it, Courchevel vs Cannes, and how much they can produce, and obviously it's predesigned 2/3 years in advance but in production 5 months before the release, if they ever need to change fabrics or colourways in before.Ski and beach categories are function-locked: ski has to keep you warm, beach has to keep you cool, so the acceptable variants are narrow. Also we know what a ski and beach collection will consist of before even seeing it.
Chanel Neige has had the same velvet puffer with braid trim and matching ski pants for years because it’s a ski outfit. The real fashion move is usually the accent, like the polar bear earrings. In practice most ski wardrobes only change when something rips or there’s an actual tech leap.





main flaships carry also beach and neige and the seasonal stores have limited /exclusive pieces for those locations to make it special while being there..... all brand do it with seasonal area stores even chrome heartsExactly that, it's function-locked, they even know when and where they'll sell it, Courchevel vs Cannes, and how much they can produce, and obviously it's predesigned 2/3 years in advance but in production 5 months before the release, if they ever need to change fabrics or colourways in before.
can be a color or a style
Light bulb moment: I finally figured out where the inspiration of Swiffer Dust came from!Historically, this flower the Needle Aster graced Chanel's pieces throughout the 1920s but not beyond apparently.
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black suit in The Met's collection.
. Lindner illustration of Chanel brooch 1938 Vogue /chanel .com
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more Needle Aster flowers interpretation in first drop earrings rarely used by KL or never by VV or studio team until blazy arrival.
me too i had to know because been losing sleepLight bulb moment: I finally figured out where the inspiration of Swiffer Dust came from!



thing is Karl did many types of flowers even the old pre camila one the Needle Aster flower that Blazy uses a lot now ...people did not care then or it was not a big deal ....same as the millions of tricks KL did with tweed ...that now people do as if Chanel never did optical illusions of degrading tweeds etcLike I said blazy is schooling. Fashion school is open first course is how to work !







Chanel feather obsessions 1910´s
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Blazy is just someone who came from a medium sized artsy brand trying to tame one of the biggest beasts in the industry.Blazy will turn anyone into a fashionista.
That chick was hanging from a Chanel logo all along…They're also far closer to the ducks from Daniel Lee's Burberry debut than to anything Blazy. Identifying animals as a "theme" is surface level—the execution is very different. I mean... can people here not differentiate between the following images? I don't particularly like the chick earrings, but they're not hanging from a Chanel logo. At most the Coco Neige stuff looks like a pre-designed collection, targeting Asian markets, which Blazy has lightly inflected or influenced.
