Chanel Haute Couture in Paris

Here you got the photos of the Chanel Haute Couture show which took place in Paris last month. Only two things: Giovanna Battaglia is the most elegant woman I've ever seen. Anna Piaggi is adorable.

Aqu� ten�is las fotos del desfile de Alta Costura de Chanel del pasado mes de Julio en Par�s. S�lo dos cosas: Giovanna Battaglia es la mujer m�s elegante que he visto en mi vida. Anna Piaggi es adorable.

The entrance for the Chanel Haute Couture catwalk at the Grand Palais, in Paris




One of my all time idols: Anna Piaggi



Olivier Zahm, editor of Purple magazine



USA Vogue's Grace Coddington



B�rbara Martelo



Nati Abascal




Patrick Demarchelier and his son




Giovanna Battaglia and Mario Testino





Danielle Steel and her daughters Victoria and Vanessa Traina

What has happened to you, Giovanna?

When I saw this picture I confirmed what I suspected. So many years to create a good reputation and becoming a trendsetter, and just one outfit to ruin it... What do you think?

Al ver esta foto confirm� lo que ya sospechaba. Crearse una buena reputaci�n cuesta a�os y a�os, y arruinarla, un solo momento... �Qu� pens�is vosotros?

Vogue's soldiers: Giovanna Battaglia

Giovanna Battaglia, Italian, former model of D&G -exclusively- and now fashion editor at L'Uomo Vogue and freelance stylist, is one of the most stylish women on earth. Elegant and classy but not boring, she literally lives on high heels, something only a few women can manage. She interprets fashion trends but she is not a fashion victim and her work is a reflection of her style. The most curious thing of her style is that she normally appears with repeated garments in a total innovative way, so you can't help but love it, again. She is my favourite from all the Vogue's soldiers -even the ones I've posted before her-: Emmanuelle Alt, Anna Piaggi and Virginia Smith,

Giovanna Battaglia es una editora de moda de la revista L'Uomo Vogue, adem�s de estilista freelance. No hace mucho que dej� de ser modelo -en exlusiva- para D&G y seg�n ella declar� recientemente al Vogue Par�s, a�n la llaman "musina". Elegante y con clase, pero nunca aburrida, vive literalmente sobre sus tacones, algo que muy pocas mujeres pueden hacer. Interpreta las tendencias de la moda pero sin convertirse en v�ctima de las mismas, y su trabajo es un fiel reflejo de su estilo. Una cosa que me llam� la atenci�n es la capacidad que tiene para reusar algunas prendas pero de un modo totalmente diferente e innovador, no te deja otra opci�n que admirarla. Ella es mi favorita de todas las "Vogue's soldiers" -incluso de las que ya he posteado antes que ella- : Emmanuelle Alt, Anna Piaggi y Virginia Smith.

pictures: the sartorialist, the fashion spot, revista Vogue Par�s