Ever since Anna Wintour first let Renee Zellweger's allure gracing the cover of Vogue back in 1998, the line between fashion and celebrities has been indefinitely blurred. Or in other words, it revolutionises itself to stay relevant in the modern time.
For the fashion house Chanel, with a true visionary like Karl Lagerfeld at the helm for the past 32 years who has always been ahead of the time, these two factors are brought to a whole new level, making a sweet rendezvous with the Seventh Art – Film. Their esteemed founder – Gabrielle Chanel – glorious and resplendent life, has and always been Karl's ultimate inspiration for plenty of short film titles in the past and future.
Back in late September when Karl made a public announcement on his upcoming film Once and Forever starring Kristen Stewart and Geraldine Chaplin, as always, it has stolen all the limelight from media. The film is set as the prelude to the Chanel Métiers d'art collection in Rome at Cinecittà, a legendary film studio complex in the capital. And with its premiere last Tuesday, all waiting patience proven to be worthwhile. But what makes Once and Forever standing out from the rest of Karl's films, could be nothing more than the brilliant layering art Karl has played in it. Let's cut it to the core.