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    Coco Bonjour! Movie About Chanel's Early Years Premieres, 'Nothing to Do About Fashion'
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    Model Hilary Rhoda remembered her first Chanel show for Karl Lagerfeld, but resisted comparing any emerging designers to the subject of the night's film. "Oh Chanel, I don't think they'll ever be another Chanel ... She's very unique." Others on the scene seemed relieved to be taking a break from a hectic week to sit in the dark for a few hours. Full Article at New York Observer
    Oh Chanel, I don't think they'll ever be another Chanel ... She's very unique.
    – Hilary Rhoda SOURCE: New York Observer 2 months ago
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Coco Bonjour! Movie About Chanel's Early Years Premieres, 'Nothing to Do About Fashion'
  1. I'm done ... I think I'm going to a spa after this.
    SOURCE: New York Observer 2 months ago
  2. Everyone's always asking me for advice, which I never have ... I think you should just wear what makes you happy and shows your personality.
    SOURCE: New York Observer 2 months ago
  3. I really hope that you will enjoy it because it has nothing to do with fashion
    SOURCE: New York Observer 2 months ago

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