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Lead: Whether you have long hair, tattoos, or a unique style, you can fully embrace the fashion spirit of this autumn and winter season. This collection focuses on the essence of fashion rather than just following trends. It's all about how you interpret and express your personal style—this is the true definition of fashion.

Chanel Northern Bear Shape

This was not only an imagined version of the Eskimo, but also Karl Lagerfeld’s vision of the Arctic. During the Chanel 2010 Autumn and Winter Collection, Karl brought 15 trucks of ice from Sweden to create a massive iceberg that reached up to 8.5 meters high. As the music played, models emerged from the icy structure wearing fur-lined outfits. Classic tweed jackets were decorated with luxurious faux fur on the shoulders, sleeves, and hems, paired with long-haired boots resembling bear fur. Importantly, all furs used were artificial, reminding us that even in colder seasons, we must protect our planet through sustainable choices.

Using a Fur Element

Gucci also made bold use of fur elements on their runway. Fur-trimmed coats and belts became standout pieces of the season, adding texture and depth to the overall look.

Deep Black Is Not Monotonous

Black is taking over this season, like the dark night that blankets the world. This autumn and winter will be all about black, creating a mysterious and elegant atmosphere. However, black doesn't mean boring. Look closely at the collections from top brands, and you'll see how different fabrics are used to bring life to the color. From heavy materials to sheer fabrics, lace, cotton, and even retro crocodile skin, all are used under the theme of black, showcasing harmony and diversity. Celine, for example, used varied textures and curved cuts to give their black designs a refined and graceful feel.

Tweed Blends Perfectly with Fur Elements

Chanel masterfully combined tweed with fur elements, creating a sophisticated and stylish look. The thick plaid gloves added a touch of elegance, completing the ensemble perfectly.

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