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Audrey Tautou at the New York premiere of “Coco Before Chanel” at the Paris Theater. Love the dress, love the hair, love the makeup…
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Actress Audrey Tautou, starring in the new Coco Before Chanel motion picture, is Elle Canada’s October covergirl.
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From the dress, to the matching leather jacket and bag, Audrey is quickly becoming a fashion icon, kinda like Coco Chanel. Did I mention the haircut? Forget the Aggy do, this is so fresh, def the new pixie.
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These are actually film stills from a new Chanel No. 5 commercial — the new mini film stars an appropriately cast Audrey Tautou and model Travis Davenport (directed by Amélie‘s Jean-Pierre Jeunet.
A full teaser will debut on chaneln5.com in April.
GALLERY: Audrey Tautou for Chanel No. 5.
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Rumor has it that Chanel is suffering, cutting back upwards of 200 jobs, and canceling the Mobile Art Exhibit, but the filming of ‘Coco avant Chanel’ is still going strong. Here are the first released images.
Thanks Fashionologie via LiveJournal
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Jessica Biel.
Deep Coppers and Reds. If you want to go bold this season, look to deep coppers and reds to add some spice to your look.
Victoria Beckham.
Soft, Muted Blondes. The bright blondes of summer are moving to the dark side. As fall comes closer, blondes are softening their look by adding muted lowlights. It’s important for blondes to add softer blonde lowlights to gradually change your colour from light to dark.
Audrey Tautou.
Dark Chocolate Browns. This rich colour still reigns supreme for brunettes who are sticking to the one classic colour of deep chocolate brown. No highlights or lowlights needed!
Nicole Richie.
Melting from Dark to Light. If you really want to step up your look, try the melting technique throughout your hair. This offers a fun, edgy look that fades from darker at the top of the head to lighter at the ends.
Thanks Asha Salonspa, Marie Claire
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Obviously Karl would be involved with anything Chanel, since he is the designer, but now he is working on two other projects involving Coco herself. Two biopics, due to be released next year, will have the backing of Lagerfeld himself as the supervisor of the re-creation of the costumes.
“Chanel et Stravinsky and Coco Avant Chanel, which stars Audrey Tautou (above) as the designer, will feature Chanel dresses and Karl will be supervising the re-creation of costumes and accessories for both productions.”
Thanks Fashionologie
