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Inspired by the Monte-Carlo ballet and the dancers’ pointe shoes, black satin shoes are adorned by thin strass buckles. Bags are shaped like tennis racquets. The flowy and shiny swimming suits are twisted into asymmetrical black skirts or draped dresses. ″The first time I saw Caroline was on the beach in Monaco. She was wearing a draped black dress, very thin tights and heels,″ recalls Virginie Viard. ″Monaco is inherent to the history of CHANEL. We have lived so many happy moments there.″
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