Signé Chanel : Documentary on Haute Couture F/W 04.05

^ that was truly amazing and bizzare :shock: What is so special about what she does? She spoke mysteriously on how she met coco chanel, but was that explained? :unsure:

I love how they pass around all the sweets - and how the show was delayed for Anna - and how dumb the conversation was between oprah winfrey and the other woman :rolleyes::lol:
 
I must admit I watch it to get a general inspiration and nudge in life. ^_^

PS. I want a Chanel Cupcake, but everyone takes them within 10 seconds! Molto delizioso! :lol: :shifty:
 
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^ that was truly amazing and bizzare :shock: What is so special about what she does? She spoke mysteriously on how she met coco chanel, but was that explained? :unsure:

I love how they pass around all the sweets - and how the show was delayed for Anna - and how dumb the conversation was between oprah winfrey and the other woman :rolleyes::lol:

Yeah! Oprah sounded so uncultured asking about the prices and things!
 
The woman who makes the briads is quite a character with her horses and cat. My favourite part has to be when Karl leaves his handbag in the car.
 
Yay! I will have to find out if this is available to get to the uk! I love this documentary- one of my faves! And we get to see the legendary Anna Wintour and Andre Leon Talley too! :D :D
 
Thank you so much for posting. I just finished watching all 5 episodes last night. It was really amazing, those women work so hard! I think its funny how Karl referred to Martine as a parisian serpant.
 
Martine is damn funny...clumsy and giggly
i love celine too
 
funny how that seamstress worked for chanel for FORTY THREE years and all she gets is two chanel bags that probably cost the company less than $1,000 to make! You'd figure she'd at least get a diamond bezel J12 or something!
How cheap!
 
God.... the things I'd give to F*CKING volunteer there. For no money! Just be their slave, run errands, carry sh*t, whatever! Just work there...
 
Was it me or did anyone ever see Karl go upstairs to the work room to actually see how they worked?
And I bet he wonders why sometimes he doesn't get what he wants. I feel so bad for those women. Although their getting paid what they deserve, they shouldn't be slaved into the night just to bring Karl's ideas a reality. I guess that is what fame and wealth does to a designer, when he or she feels they've done it all. :huh:
 
Was it me or did anyone ever see Karl go upstairs to the work room to actually see how they worked?
And I bet he wonders why sometimes he doesn't get what he wants. I feel so bad for those women. Although their getting paid what they deserve, they shouldn't be slaved into the night just to bring Karl's ideas a reality. I guess that is what fame and wealth does to a designer, when he or she feels they've done it all. :huh:
I doubt those women work for minimal wages, and its not every day like that for them....Karl did go upstairs....

I really fell in love with Chanel after that show .
 
That was such an enjoyable series. I kept muttering indecipherable French all throughout my watching those clips. Makes me appreciate the whole process required for such a show, even if it is a less enjoyable part of my fashion week. The process is so far above the eccentricities of just one man.

I did love the lady with the braid, she was the most genuine person throughout.
 
I saw it on YouTube, is a pity that here in brazil we don't have people with enough intelligent to put this documentary on TV.
 
i can learn to braid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That way chanel would hire me!
Is it possible that the braiding is really THAT difficult to learn?

I fell in love with Chanel even more too after watching signe chanel....

I guess the branding aspect of haute couture really works!
 
I'd kill to buy even ONE piece of chanel haute couture while Karl Lagerfeld is still around.
 
^Fly to Paris! Apply for a job as a braider! Nail it!

You bet you can a piece of couture if you work there long enough. I mean, get a good relationship with these people, and they might just make you one. I doubt a piece of couture made from a friend to another friend might cost so much. (Let's ALL befriend those seamstresses :lol:)
 
I was watching it all summer holidays long, about 2 years ago on TV5. I still have it recorded, that's my favourite document about fashion... plus, I will never forget that women screaming: "Karl! Karl! Karl!" :buzz: :rofl:
 

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