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Christian Dior is a fashion icon. His name is synonymous to designer handbags. His products are unique, with excellent designs that appeal to almost everyone. These products continue to be best sellers year after year, season after season.
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Most followers of fashion probably know that international luxury label, Gucci, opens its first individual store at 48 Queen St today and that it will be the largest Gucci store in this part of the world. And the truly dedicated followers of fashion also know that the label's new creative director, the most successful since Tom Ford resigned, is Italian designer Frida Giannini.
However, what they might not know about is Giannini's collection of vintage handbags, her penchant for antique jewellery and the fact that when she gets dressed up, this ardent music lover likes listening to Timbaland and Madonna. Who would have thought?
If you had to choose one woman who epitomises Gucci's current style, who would it be?
Jackie O for her timeless chic. Because a Gucci woman is a strong woman who is sure of herself, but also very sensual and feminine at the same time.
Before you were creative director you were Gucci's accessories designer, so are you a handbag or a shoe woman?
That's a difficult one. I absolutely love handbags, especially my vintage collection. I've been
designing handbags for more than 12 years and it is definitely the object which best evokes the brand's identity. However, personally I can't resist a pair of great shoes. I got my first pair of Gucci stilettos when I was 16.
The next best thing to inventing a classic, especially in this age of so many ersatz ones, is learning to identify the genuine classic. Which brings us to the
Chanel bag. I’ve left the 2.55 (a reference to the year it was created) until last because, frankly, it has had its moments languishing among the out-takes. Unlike the bouclé jackets, the faux jewels, the pumps and the perfumes which have, incredibly, never gone out of style, Chanel bags were about as infra dig during the Nineties and the first half of this decade as it’s possible to be, before you meet yourself coming the other way. That ought to mean it isn’t strictly a classic. But let’s consider the evidence – namely, that it has not merely survived but triumphed over ubiquity several times (if you were around in the late Eighties you may remember a permanent sensation not unlike being in a giant bouncy castle – it was the feeling of all those quilted Chanel bags, both real and rip-off, bumping against your flesh) and the inevitable periods in fashion Siberia. You could call it the Kate Moss, or if you prefer, the Edith Piaf of bags. Perhaps that’s what makes it seem so appropriate for our times.
Now it’s dangling from the shoulders of trendsetters again – not just the 2.55, but a myriad variations. Instructively, in an era when an “It” bag is artificially anointed by PRs who send it to truck-loads of celebrities to carry for five minutes, the 2.55 has worked its way back pretty much by stealth, with relatively little hullabaloo and precious few freebie hand-outs. It’s a safe bet that it’s the stealth factor that sealed the Chanel bag’s destiny. It was the too-cool-for-school crowd who work on magazines such as Pop and Cheap Date who first began buying Chanel bags a few years ago, bashing them up and wearing them with their usual, carefully cultivated who-gives-a-damn attitude. Others have gradually followed, and this winter, Chanel bags – not just the 2.55 – were dotted along the front rows, as well as on key style-setters such as Kate Moss, Sofia Coppola and Phoebe Philo.
Obviously, in a couple of years or so
Chanel bags will be out again. But that probably doesn’t matter. Apparently Chanel is among a handful of brands increasingly regarded as akin to pearls, shares and rich husbands, ie, bona fide investments which hold their value – unlike many accessories which plummet in value the moment you’ve paid for them. What a perfect alignment of contemporary obsessions – money and high fashion. Also, unlike the Birkin, which is now a firm favourite with the Wags, Chanel, for the moment, is the preserve of the cognoscenti. When it becomes too popular, early adopters will stow their bags away for ten years on the pretext that they’re saving them for their daughters. Such is the nature of a modern classic. I suppose it’s what we deserve.