Karl Lagerfeld and Roitfeld Carine, two fashion icon meet together

Although Roitfeld is no longer an editor of French Vogue version, she always maintained a strong position in the fashion industry. In July, Karl Lagerfeld and Roitfeld in Paris had a deep talk, some of the following are their talk content.
Roitfeld’s influence should not be underestimated, in the 1990s, she and Tom Ford, Mario Testino in the Gucci ads openly advocated the rise of the movement of sexual desire, and then use this as a topic in the French version of Vogue, launched the quot;erotic fashionquot; forum , caused quite a stir.
Roitfeld was born in Paris, and she made her career as a model. In 1975, she began to work for the French version of Elle behind the scenes as a freelance stylist. In the early 1990s, Roitfeld, and Mario Testino who then worked in the French edition of Glamour come together, the two of them together brought Testino’s iconic nude image into Tom Ford’s line of sight. Later, they worked for Gucci, bringing about a series of very sexy work.
The French version of Vogue is now completely with Roitfeld’s style, so it is hard to imagine she is only in this magazine for 10 years. She left the French edition of Vogue in January, this also told us the fact that the French edition of Vogue is no longer the same as before. Since January, Roitfeld hasnrsquo;t rest for a little while, she designed style for winter 2011 Chanel brand advertising model Freja Beha Erichsen, and later served as the guest designer for Barneys New York. And immediately after, she and Olivier Zahm, Alex Wiederin others collaborate to produce an entitled quot;Carine Roitfeld: Irreverentquot; atlas-style autobiography.
In July, Karl Lagerfeld and Roitfeld in Paris had a deep talk, the following are some of the topics for their content.
Karl Lagerfeld: Whatrsquo;s the limit when you take a photo?
Carine Roitfeld: My principle is no limitation of scale, I dare to attempt any large-scale shooting, just keep taking pictures of intentions.I can break any boundaries.
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