SWAGG MAGAZINE has spoke with CHANEL in New York City and confirmed that the next Metiers d’ Art show will be in Dallas, according to Karl Lagerfeld. The most recent pre-collection spectacular was staged in the ruins of Lithlinglow Palace in Edinburgh, Scotland.

“To do the opposite, next time, in a year, I will go to Dallas,” said Lagerfeld. “You know why? First of all, I love Texas. I love Texans. There’s another reason. When Chanel reopened, the French press was beyond nasty. The only press that understood it immediately was the American press – so I think it’s a nice thing to go there.”

The designer went on to explain what exactly it is that he looks for when deciding on his ever-spectacular show backdrops – establishing what the Chanel woman wants at that particular moment in time.

“Normally I try to find a vague connection. For Scotland, it was easy because her lover was hunting with her in Scotland and it is how she discovered tweeds,” he said.  “She went to Venice a lot, that’s why I did a show in Venice. She had a Russian lover, and loved Russian art, and so I did it in Russia. I try to find a connection, but the connection is often very vague. With Texas, it’s a detail, but with little detail, you can make a whole story. I am a storyteller for that.”

An exact date and location has not been released yet but SWAGG will be the first to know and we will keep you posted so you can purchase your  VIP tickets ASAP!

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Tomorrow, May 11, 2013, Join SWAGG Magazine for Flair for Fashion Presents: Accessories in the Nude

Fashion Show 2013 the “Reveal”, hosted by Actress LeeAnne Locken, Dallas Cowboy DeWayne Harris, and Dede McGuire from K104. Come join us for a fabulous night of fashion, sips, and

bites. The event will begin promptly at 7:30 pm located at Dallas Contemporary,

161 Glass Street, in Dallas, Texas.

The AIN Fashion Show will showcase the 2013 collection from Dallas’ hottest local designers and the “Reveal” of the winner from the 2013 Accessories in the Nude Designer Competition held on January 19, 2013. The Accessory Designers include Ann Williams, Sonya Reece, Maria Donaldson, Jacque Martin, Hannah Pederson, Diamond Downs, Charmaine Marshall, and Maria Araujo.

Accessory in the Nude (AIN) was founded in 2008. AIN creates the feel of eclectic range of fashion, art and business. It will highlight the hottest apparel from new, established, and celebrity designers. Designers confirmed at date of press release includes Ladaska Michelle, Nine Muses, TruAnjl, Indigo 1745, Smith & Brandon, Smith II, Marek & Richard, Lucy Dang, Tracey Popken, Ruby Charles, One Street Sales, Hueso Outlaw, and Inner.Orbit.Systems.by Yasmina Johnston; Proceeds from the show will benefit the Women Called Moses, which helps abused women re-establish their lives. Alot of the women leave with the clothes on their backs, so this organization offers clothing, toiletries, and a safe place. It also helps women get their self esteem/confidence back.

Tickets can be bought online at the following website:

http://accessoriesinthenudefashionshow2013.eventbrite.com, or at the door the night of

the event. VIP ticket holders receive exclusive access to the VIP reception beginning at

6:30 pm, before the show. VIP tickets are limited.

Door Tickets:

VIP tickets – $65.00

General Admission tickets – $35.00

SRO- Standing – $ 25

Early Bird: 

VIP tickets – $50.00

General Admission tickets- $25.00

SRO- Standing – $15

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Lee Alexander McQueen, (17 March 1969 – 11 February 2010) was a British fashion designer known for his unconventional designs and shock tactics. McQueen worked as the head designer at Givenchy for five years before founding the Alexander McQueen and McQ labels. McQueen’s dramatic designs, worn by celebrities including Björk, Lady Gaga and Rihanna, met with critical acclaim and earned him the British Designer of the Year award four times.

Alexander McQueen will be opening in Highland Park Village in Dallas, Texas in early May 2013. Showcasing the new store concept conceived by Sarah Burton, Creative Director of Alexander McQueen and realised together with David Collins Studio, the store will offer a complete range of Alexander McQueen women’s and menswear collections including catwalk pieces, ready-to-wear, and accessories from footwear to bags as well as the iconic McQueen scarves.

“It’s about McQueen as a point of view, the idea of making a dress out of razor clam shells or sheaves of corn, the manipulation of nature to make ornament. We were thinking about eroticism and sexuality. Everything is exaggerated and very slightly distorted.” – DAVID COLLINS

“It’s very McQueen to see something from a distance and think it’s one thing and then to look up close and discover something else. It’s important to us that everything in the stores feels very precious.” – SARAH BURTON

THE STORE

The 170 square metre space is spread over a single floor and houses men’s and womenswear plus accessories.

The floor is smashed and re-assembled marble. A “pinched-waist” raft is suspended from the vaulted ceiling.

Walls are covered in lacquered linen and white rubbed Gesso. A sense of rough luxury is established. Moulded plaster panels feature a cornucopia of wings, shells, cactus flowers, mushroom gills, seahorse tails, tangled leaves and more. Tiny skulls and grimacing gargoyles nestle in their folds. An apparent symmetry is subtly disrupted.

Blush-pink glass lighting echoes the organic lines of the coral reef. Mirrors are gilded silver and gold. Velvet soft furnishings feature solid bronze animal feet: gazelle hooves and monster claws. Hanging rails are crafted in black lacquer and aged brass. Stained grey wood shelving is suspended from polished brass “monkey” chains.

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We love the new Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau’s new slogan! “Big Things Happen in Dallas” And to kick it off they are having a city-wide contest!

Big things happen in Dallas because of the big hearts and big ideas of people just like you, so the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau’s created a way for you to show the world that you’re right in the middle of all the big things that happen here. All over Dallas, you’ll find a huge “B” and “G.” You’re invited to stand in the middle to form the “I” and have your picture taken. We’re expecting thousands of Dallas residents to proudly share their photos with the world on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr or Pinterest. We’ve even got the hashtag ready: #DallasBIG.

Here are a few of the awesomes pics! Take yours today! Go here for more details http://www.visitdallas.com/BIG/