Everyone recognizes the
Chanel logo, the two intersecting C's have always represented opulence and high status. However, has anyone looked at it and thought "Pop Music"? Probably not, but you're a big fan of pop (like me ;)), after this post the name Chanel should have more relavance in your life. Claiming to own over 70 ipods, the artistic director of Chanel,
Karl Lagerfeld is more than dedicated to music.
Lily Allen starts at 1:37
Being one of the most famous pop-producing-Brits,
Lily Allen was a chic choice for Lagerfeld to include in his Spring '10 show.
Florence Welch
Ever since "
The Dog Days are Over" peaked on the Billboard Charts, Florence and the Machine has become a household name. Apparently her name crept into the abode and ears of Chanel's head designer. (Chanel Spring '12)
Inspired by Amy Winehouse starts at 1:26
Piqued by the iconic Beehive hair style, the hairstylists of Chanel in 2007 created an
Amy Winehouse/Bridget Bardot inspired "do" on their models.
To conclude, Chanel is more than a brand or sign of wealth, it is a statement of what is significant today in entertainment and music.
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Is there anything this guy can’t do? Kravitz founded Kravitz Design in 2003 and the NYC based firm specializes in residential and commercial design, branding and more. Lenny Kravitz takes his eclectic taste and lifestyle into innovative, unique, and dynamic designs. Some of his clients include Swarovski Crystal, Morgans Hotel Group & The Setai Group. I think his designs are quite amazing. 
“Design has always been a great interest of mine. Even as a child, it was very important as to how my room was arranged and what items were in it. When I started having my own homes, I found that many of the furnishings and accessories that I was envisioning for the space did not exist. So I began to make them myself. As I got deeper into that practice, I became addicted to producing pieces that were in my head. Years later, after doing several of my own homes, I realized that I needed to stop and focus on trying to design for other people. Kravitz Design was started shortly thereafter. Something that was a personal passion has now grown into a company that is organically expanding.” 
