Both Chanel And FENDI Are In Memory Of Lord Buddha, And Fans Are Buying And Buying.

Karl Lagerfeld died in February 19, 2019 in Paris, aged 85.

He came to FENDI in 1965, and entered Chanel in 1983, offering decades of energy and creativity for the two fashion houses.

After he left, FENDI and Chanel also paid tribute to the legendary designer in his own way.

FENDI 2019 autumn winter dress series is the last work series written by Lagerfeld.

Lagerfeld was still guiding this series until a few days before his death.

When the series was finally released in February 21st, Lagerfeld was everywhere in the show.

At the end of FENDI's T stands, "Love, Karl" (love you, Karl), the brand logo F is also embedded in a love, and the signature of Lagerfeld is attached.

At the end of the show, FENDI's playground plays a documentary of "Karl Lagerfeld depicting his life" (Karl Lagerfeld Sketches His Life).

In this 2013 documentary, Lagerfeld painted the first day when he came to FENDI.

"On that day, he wore a Cerruti hat, long hair, dark glasses, a Ascot printed necktie and a fringe jacket with a hunting style. I think it should be a Norfolk coat.

They are French wide leg pants and boots, and a handbag, which I found in Milan.

Also wearing a lattice twill jacket, red and yellow lattices.

Such a dress is really bad. "

In addition to the layout of the show, the series of inlaid fur and silk fabric ready-made garments has a curved FF Logo designed by KARLIGRAPH, which commemorates the 54 years of Lagerfeld that accompanied the brand in detail.

The last series of Lagerfeld designed for Chanel will be released in March 5th.

In addition to this presentiment that will be very sensational, Chanel will also hold a farewell ceremony for Lagerfeld, after the funeral of Lagerfeld, and his funeral will be "very private and confidential".

FENDI and Chanel commemorate him. The ordinary passerby pays tribute to Lagerfeld more directly, that is, buying the products he designed for the two fashion houses.

According to "women's Wear Daily" reported that the British electricity supplier platform Depop "Karl Lagerfeld" search volume soared 1351% on Tuesday.

Many netizens in China also learned that after the death of Lord Buddha, they said they wanted to start with Chanel's products.

"Originally hesitant, this had to buy."

In addition to buying several of the series recently designed by Lord Buddha, many people began to look for the classic pieces he designed in 1990s.

Brandon Veloria, co-founder of James Veloria, an American Vintage second-hand retailer, told the women's Wear Daily that 1990s was a landmark era for fashion circles. At that time, color design, knitting and manufacturing technology were also very popular among many current designers.

If you want to buy more people, the price will naturally increase.

"Many people will start to be interested in Chanel's ancient products, but there are not many ancient Chanel in the market, because people who are possessing will not be willing to sell."

Veloria said that from now on, she will pay more attention to the second-hand products of Chanel, because they will have a huge market in the future.

Besides ancient shops, consumers are also looking for products designed by Lagerfeld on various second-hand trading websites.

On the second hand fashion trading website ThredUp, the search volume of his name increased by 541%, the search volume of related products increased by 791%, and the purchase volume increased by 58%.

Consumers have the highest demand for classic Chanel products.

The Real Real, a second-hand luxury goods trading website, said consumers' demand for Chanel clothing and handbags increased substantially during the week, with the largest amount of clothing and skirt in the clothing category. Flap and Boy were the most popular handbags.

An e-mail sent to users by What Goes Around Comes Around on the second hand trading website may be able to express the aspirations of many people.

"There will be more and more people eager to get a product designed by Karl Lagerfeld, which is normal, because there will be no new Karl Lagerfeld products anymore."