Versailles A l'ombre du soleil | Karl Lagerfeld | Chanel Nexus Hall 2017

Versailles A l'ombre du soleil | Karl Lagerfeld | Chanel Nexus Hall 2017"In 1987, Karl Lagerfeld decided to go behind the lens to create his own advertising campaigns. His images, published in prestigious fashion magazines, traveled around the world. The exhibition Versailles, A l'ombre du soleil highlights that his talent as a photographer extends well beyond his favorite world. His approach is guided by instinct, love at first sight. Spontaneity and chance play a key role. Why Versailles? For Karl Lagerfeld, this

Tonomura photographed her mother during her clandestine meetings with her lover

This copy is lightly bent on the upper left corner

I think I saw a UFO on my way home after working late a cold and crisp winter night

more generally

Hamada is a celebrated Japanese photographer who acknowledges Akiyama's influence on his works

particularly a foreign environment loaded with history

looking directly at them

to examine the image they see mirrored back as photographs

and Naoya Hatakeyama

as well as post quarantine portraits celebrating the resilience of humanity

whispering to one another

for a total of 1648 pages