Chanel Just Launched a Set of Emojis, to Dress Up Your Text Messages
This morning, Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld presented an out-of-this-world Fall 2017 collection at Paris Fashion Week, complete with a designer space shuttle. With notably less fan fair, the brand also released another collection. This one, however, is completely free and ready to download to your phone right now. Yes, Chanel has released their own emojis. Well, technically iMessage stickers, but whatever the case your texting is about to get much chicer.
Designer emojis are quickly becoming a thing. Comme Des Garçons Play, Versace, Opening Ceremony and Jeremy Scott have all released their own sticker packs. It was actually Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld who was one of the first titans of the fashion industry to embrace emojis when he released his own set in 2014, which featured tiny heads of Karl and Choupette (his cat, in case you weren’t aware) in various expressions, and whole lot of hand gestures featuring fingerless gloves. That was the Chanel designer working on his own, but now the French fashion house is officially joining the fray as well.
Clearly aimed at a millennial consumer, the pack is meant to promote the brand’s Rouge Coco Gloss collection. Made up in bright pink shades, 3D-render, and many of the animated, the stickers are meant for the girl (or girl at heart) on the go.
Here are a few of our favorites.
The one you’ll use when your biggest frenemy walks into the party wearing the same Chanel LBD as you:
The one that’s destined to be sent with lots of gossipy “Girl, this tea is piping!” texts:
The best choice for flirty texts:
The one you’ll use when your friend is telling you all about their latest trip to St. Barts but you’ve already heard four other people talk about their latest trip to St. Barts today:
The one you’ll use as code to tell your friend that you need to jet out of this party immediately, but in a chic and graceful way:
The one you’ll use when dad hasn’t transferred money to your account yet:
The on you’ll use when your friend keeps talking about how Gigi Hadid “isn’t a real model.”:
You can get your own in the App Store here.
Chanel’s Couture Brides Throughout History, From Claudia Schiffer and Linda Evangelista to Kendall Jenner and Lily-Rose Depp
Karl Lagerfeld and Claudia Schiffer struck a playful pose at the Chanel Couture fall 1991 show.
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And they had so much fun, they did it again for the Chanel Couture fall 1992 show.
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Lagerfeld covered his muse with lace at the Chanel Couture fall 1993 show.
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And let her go scantily clad and solo for the Chanel Couture spring 1993 collection.
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Schiffer did her best showgirl impression at the Chanel Couture spring 1994 show.
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Devon Aoki brought a punk twist to the Chanel Couture fall 1999 show in a voluminous cape—and cemented her status as a muse in the process.
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Aoki returned with a feathery twist for the Chanel Couture spring 2000 show.
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And again for Chanel Couture fall 2000.
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Two models are better than one—a lesson Lagerfeld took to heart at the Chanel Couture fall 2001 show.
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Linda Evangelista provided ample arm candy at the Chanel Couture fall 2003 show.
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A cape-clad Alek Wek stole the show at the Chanel Couture fall 2004 show.
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A bouquet of flowers was the perfect accessory at the Chanel Couture fall 2005 show.
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As ankle boots were at the Chanel Couture spring 2006 show.
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Irina Lazareanu’s boots were a bit higher at the Chanel Couture fall 2006 show.
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At the Chanel Couture fall 2007 show, Lagerfeld put head-to-toe lace to the test on a garden path.
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And challenged Raquel Zimmermann to look chic in a glimmering bonnet.
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Devon Aoki made a triumphant splash as a pregnant bride at the Chanel Couture spring 2008 show.
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As Sasha Pivovarova did at the Chanel Couture fall 2008 show in ruffles.
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Lagerfeld’s muse Baptiste Giabiconi accompanied Lara Stone down the aisle at the Chanel Couture fall 2009 show.
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And Abbey Lee Kershaw at the Chanel Couture spring 2010 show.
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Baptiste Giabiconi, the eternal groom, got wild with a lion head at the Chanel Couture fall 2010 show.
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Lindsey Wixson marched solo at the Chanel Couture fall 2012 show.
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Erin Wasson knew to credit the Kaiser for her magnificent Chanel Couture fall 2013 gown.
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Kendall Jenner did, as well. Here she is giving Lagerfeld a kiss at the end of the Chanel Couture fall 2015 show. XOXO.
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Lily-Rose Depp made her Chanel Couture debut in the coveted bridal position, on the arm of Karl Lagerfeld.
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Luna Bijl walks the runway during the Chanel spring 2018 couture show with Lagerfeld muse Hudson Kroenig.
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Fall 2018’s couture show saw 18-year-old Adut Akech join Alek Wek as one of the rare black brides in Chanel’s history, as well as link hands with not only Kroenig but also his younger bro, Jameson.
She may have had to take her bow sans Karl, but Vittoria Ceretti still managed to steal the show at Chanel’s spring 2019 couture show, thanks to the sparkly sequined swimsuit and bathing cap that accompanied her requisite massive veil.
Vittoria Ceretti returned to the runway as the bride for Chanel’s first couture show without Karl Lagerfeld in decades, which also marked the couture debut of Virginie Viard, who’s taken his place at the helm of the house. This time, Ceretti also kept things casual: She wore a silky pale pink ensemble that bore a resemblance to a (very chic) pair of pajamas.
Chanel Spring 2017 Was All About “Timeless Femininity”:
