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Byzantium If I tell you, you think what? course, looking back over your History at the College 6th where you had these frescoes and where you are talking about the greatness of Byzantium, founded in 476 and renamed Constantinople by Emperor Constantine.

Thinking also to the fall of Rome, both Roman Empires at their decadence and final collapse ( and fatal) in 1453. is this Byzantine art developed long ago, the House of Chanel has proposed to rediscover his parade Crafts Arts Rue Cambon held Tuesday, December 7, 2010.

Picking the codes of this ancient art ( squares, gold, precious stones, a touch of ancient Greece, although this is much more anachronistic ), Karl Lagerfeld has made its prestigious guests travel time for a parade. So far Chinese Arts ( and especially the Imperial Courts ) which he based his collection Craftsmanship taking place in Shanghai in December 2009 ( for Pre-Fall 2010 Collection ) He returned to Europe and the sweet, so to speak, to the very roots of Fashion.

So in a beautiful setting ( although much closer to the traditions of the Maghreb of Byzantium), which we could admire the new models.

If one were to withhold something, it would be ... ;

If I tell you Byzantium, What Do You Think About? Naturally, you'd Remembered your history lesson Düring Middle School Where we Presented thesis frescoes and you Where we spoke to you about The Byzantium's greatness, Established in 476 by Emperor Then Called Constantinople Constantine.
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You Could Think About the Rome's fall, Ithe Two Roman Empires their decline and their final ( and fatal ) fall in 1453. It is this Byzantine Art developed long time ago, that the Chanel suggested us rediscovering with its Métiers d'Arts catwalk which took place Rue Cambon on Tuesday, December 7th, 2010.
 

Taking back the codes of this very ancient Art ( squares, Gold, precious stones, a suspicion of antique Greece, even if it is more anachronistic ), Karl Lagerfeld made travel his prestigious invited the time of a catwalk. Very far thus Chinese Arts ( and more particularly of Impériale Courts ) by which he was inspired for his collection Métiers d'Arts which took place in Shangai in December, 2009 ( for the Collection Pre-Fall 2010 ), he returned towards old Europe and, if we can say, to roots of the Fashion.

It is thus in a sublime decoration ( even if it's closer to Maghreb's traditions than Byzantium's one ), that we were able to admire these new models.

If we had to hold something, it would be...

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But it will largely retain, and what keeps particular attention to beauty addict, the pallet is designed exclusively for this collection by Peter Phillps , International Director of the creation of the makeup of the House of Chanel was inspired by the house Goosen ( known for baroque jewelry made for Gabrielle Chanel in the 1950). There are 5 creamy blushes and bright-hued copper and gold for the eyes and cheekbones.

The central eye, as clear, as the eyebrow point light, its shadow rather apply straight on top of cheekbones to make shine. The gold is applied to the whole eyelid, while the lower shadow find its place in the inner corner of eye. The last shadow, brown metallic, is applied as an eye-liner, lash lower.

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 Cette palette sera éditée à 1 500 exemplaires, autant dire qu'elle partira très très vite...

But, what is especially be necessary to hold, and what  would more particularly hold attention of beauty addict, is the palette conceived exclusively for this collection by Peter Phillps , International director of the make-up creation for Chanel who was inspired by Goosen ( known for the manufacturing of baroque jewels realized for Gabrielle Chanel in the 1950s ). We  can find 5 creamy and bright make-up in tints copper-colored and gilded for eyes and cheekbones there.

The most clear, central make-up, under the eyebrow light, the make-up in its right will apply rather to the top of cheekbones to bring some brightness. The gold applies to the whole mobile eyelid, whereas the bottom shadow will find its place in the corner internal of the eye. The last shadow, a metallic brown, is to be applied as an eyeliner, in short of the lower lashes.

VOGUE Paris

This palette will be edited to 1 500 copies, in other words this limited edition will be sold really fast...