Iconic CHANEL Spring 1983 Runway | Videofashion Library

Step into the Videofashion Library for our coverage of the Chanel Spring 1983 runway, designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
Chanel Spring/Summer 1983 Paris Fashion Week.
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[@donnaturpin5995]

What a difference compared to now!!

[@frances763]

good old days.

[@lafeuille98]

This collection wasn't designed by Karl Lagerfeld, as he was under contract with Chloé. He basically ghost designed this one and the AW 1983/84 RTW collection, that was executed by his trio comprised of Eva Campocasso, Hervé Léger and Marianne Oudin. Karl's first RTW Collection for the house was for the SS 1984 season ..

[@Karlito330]

I see you here that’s funny, i follow you on instagram, Thank you for this accuracy. Eva had told me about it, it seems that it had not been a great success.

[@andresalvaradoortega7469]

That's complete wrong, in that year 1982 Karl Lagerfeld was named creative director of Chanel, check better your information

[@shakiradair4890]

Karl designed his first collection in January of 1983. Maybe he did ghost this collection but he was named creative direction before 1984

[@christianchenail1491]

But there is a lot of fabulous pieces that a woman of 2023 would wear

[@AroundTheWorldWithEase]

A woman of 2024 could wear them all.

[@AlvinJWilliams407]

I'm ready for the met gala.

[@wonderwinder1]

Tired.

[@material___]

If this isn’t timeless pure Chanel I don’t know what is! Every single one of these pieces would still rock today.

[@christianchenail1491]

Better than Virginie last cruise collection

[@pianomanhere]

Capturing a then-new interpretation of 'classic', these pieces are luxurious without ostentatiousness, although I'm not certain of the following (1) Whether they were considered to be carrying on the 'legacy' of Chanel; (2) Whether / how much that carrying on that legacy matters in fashion overall; and (3) What the overall consensus was about these styles at the time of their showing. Thank you for posting this ! (For what it's worth, I love these pieces).

[@tinobouezz9978]

The year i borned ❤

[@rodval2322]

i was born*

[@jonathanbonglover]

@@rodval2322English obviously is not his 1st language… so why be condescending with a correction…

[@rodval2322]

@@jonathanbonglover it isn’t my first language either lol

[@user-lk3pb9pe9z]

Any Uber Wealthy American woman had many Chanel products in the 80's

[@christianoveral5715]

Er, hello...nobody walks like that...

[@richardrubioyrico9387]

Inés ????????

[@jayanirmala-lo3vp]

00:36 😂😂

[@RazorFriendly]

I actually liked that model's walk. I was a little put off too with the singing arm action, but then I saw her face, that look of confidence, and then the hand gesture. She was great and really stood out.

[@MrSebboxxx]

KL catapulted Chanel into the present day

[@tabusmusicfactory]

小夜子さん？

[@CollDott]

So country!!😂😂😂

[@christianchenail1491]

Everything was there before Karl is coming, just a bad choice of models and accessories. Ines is shy