Wanna play Cowboys and Indians? The folks at Chanel do! For their annual
Metiers d' Art show, Chanel invited over 900 guests to enjoy a rodeo styled fashion show complete with BBQ, corn dogs, a mechanical bull and a drive-in at Fair Park in Dallas. Texas and all it's pride was the obsession of this show. And while you're thinking Stetsons and spurs, this was more of a nod to Native Americans and life on the prairie in the heat of the Civil War. For the 2014 fall preview, feathers, beadwork, leather fringe, eyelet, Navajo printed ponchos and chunky turquoise jewelry pranced down the runway, bringing back the spirit of Texas.
So what does that mean for us non-Texan, everyday fashionistas? Is it now cool to wear light denim, ponchos and eyelet ruffles again? It's amazing how high fashion trickles down into everyday life and the public's interpretation of it. Will next year be a year of feathers in our hair and fringy leather vests? How do you feel about this look by Chanel?
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