Chanel 'CHANEL PARIS' Round Logo Sunglasses — WhiteChanel 'CHANEL PARIS' Round Logo Sunglasses White Karl Lagerfeld took over creative direction at Chanel in 1983 and spent the next four decades synthesizing Coco Chanel's house codes with whatever the moment demanded. His Spring Summer 1993 ready to wear collection one of the most documented Lagerfeld runways of the supermodel era produced these round white logo sunglasses, model 01945, the pair photographed on page 162 of CHANEL CATWALK by Patrick

This piece channels iconic tech imagery with luxury materials and thoughtful detailing

A compact yet impactful accessory that blends bold color with Rick Owens’ avant-garde sensibility

Footnote: New with tags

Burberry A/W 2021 Faux-Fur Long Coat

- Signature Bottega Veneta branding subtly placed for a modern

- Rib knit crewneck collar

supple burgundy leather construction with a lightly structured silhouette

complete with tags and protective coverings on the metal feet

- Structured double-breasted front with tonal button closure

cropped fit

- Relaxed silhouette that layers easily over camisoles

The velvet is dense and soft with a refined sheen