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When I checked Instagram this morning, the many fashion players I follow photographically informed me that while I laid in bed, they were all at the Chanel fashion show in Paris. But my FOMO didn't stop at that fact. More than photos of the clothes coming up on my feed were photos of the set. Now, designers often go all out with the sets for their shows, and they're often very cool and expensive, but I think this year's "art" theme is probably one of the coolest I've ever seen, and I'm not usually such an art person. It was interactive, creative, fun and all the made-for-the-show multi-genre art was creatively Chanel related. And the makeup and clothes matched, obviously. I definitely wanted to take home a few art pieces for myself, and that says a lot when competing with a fresh clothing collection. Take a glimpse at what the show's set had to offer (and how great a background it made for the collection). Too bad all art exhibitions aren't like this.
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 The invitations introduced the theme. Image via: Instagram.com/cutblog |  Even the back of the invitation kept the concept accurate. Image via: Instagram.com/evachen212 |
 Image via: instagram.com/imninagarcia  Image via: Instagram.com/scdoratli  Image via: Instagram.com/afoxman |  Image via: Instagram.com/marieclairemag  Image via: Instagram.com/scdoratli  Image via: Instagram.com/tmagazine |  Image via: Instagram.com/allure_magazine  Image via: instagram.com/vandybrooks  Image via: Instagram.com/anna_dello_russo |  Image via: Instagram.com/allure_magazine  Image via: Instagram.com/allure_magazine  Image via: Instagram.com/lhamdaoui |
 In non-set related news, let's talk about how amazing this necklace is. I'll take one, please! Image via: Instagram.com/imninagarcia |  A closer look at the watercolor effect makeup. Image via: Instagram.com/allure_magazine |
and bonus Anna Wintour...
Image via: Instagram.com/derekblasberg
Find more up close looks at the works of art by searching #chanel and #pfw on Instagram!
