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Seen @ Chanel Cruise 2014 Fashion Show in Singapore
By SENATUS Editor | 23 May 2013

Singapore was the latest destination for Chanel's Cruise fashion show, having been held in cities like Venice and Miami previously, and the city-state located at the tip of the Malay peninsula welcomed Karl Lagerfeld and the Chanel entourage with open arms, as the French luxury label celebrates its 100th anniversary this year and with Lagerfeld at the helm for 30 years no less.

Notable celebrities from Singapore include actresses Zoe Tay, Fann Wong, singer Kit Chan and the country's multi-talented living and breathing heritage, the incomparable "Mad Chinaman" Dick Lee joined by 1,200 guestsin attendance.

Read our post-event coverage at: http://senatus.net/article/lagerfelds-cruise-2014-collection-chanel-brings-back-colonial-inspired-glamour/

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