When refer to Chanel watches, Chanel J12 watch collection is probably coming to our mind first. And due to their quality and creativity, the designers behind it also are recognized as some of the most creative watch designers in the world. If you say last time Chanel could be that successful for the special material, then this time the Light Jewelry Watch Collection would be known for extreme luxury.

Why? Let the pictures explain to you. You’ll see it clearly from the pics that each on e of them is armed to the teeth with shining diamonds in 18k white gold. What’s more, over 3 to 10 carats of jewelry weight and 300 to 600 stones are their decoration origin. Aren’t they luxury enough?! And compared with the J12, I like Light better, not only because the diamonds are great temptation, but also their design is gorgeous and feminine, especially the significant CC logo on the dial.

Among this series of Chanel watch collection, “Tweed” is my favorite version. As we all know, “Tweed” in English means a rough, coarse, unfinished woollen fabric, of a soft, open, flexible texture resembling cheviot or homespun, but more closely woven. The Tweed watch is just shape like tweed, of which the watchband appears the popular fabric pattern. With 3 carats of diamonds and 253 stones, it’s functional to serve as a stunning Chanel watch as well as a dazzling carmen bracelet. Really impressive.

The following are the other two versions:

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The “Old Lady” never grows old, on the contrary, she has become young in this fall and may be even younger in the following winter. Why I said that? If you happened to see Chanel’s RTW Fall/Winter 2009, you would agree with me.

Being through the seasons with the priority of coat-dresses and skirtsuits, Karl Lagerfeld has presented a stylish version of most poised and charming fashion. If the Chanel Spring-Summer 2009 Haute Couture collection shown in Paris earlier this year is regarded as singing the praises of a new modest beginning by using immaculate white color, this Fall/Winter 2009 RTW collection has applied the complete opposite design concept, confering highly glory upon black , every kind of black.

With various kinds of new suits coming in file, it seems that Karl never worries about the economy. Inspired by the “Beau Brummell”, we can see it from Karl’s creations that besides the false austerity of the black contrasts with the lightness of the white, this time he also added two sweet colors: pale green and baby pink. Especially when I saw the jewelries combined with green and pink among the monochrome world, they turned to be the most fresh and lovely designs ever ever.

Softened with ruffled collars and sleeves, this severe black-and-white palette was also flooded by removable collars and cuffs, demurely layered plunging necklines, tulle stitched with flowers or featherweight cashmere, hints of mint, high-waisted bouclé skirtsuits, sexy and elegant menwear, etc.

I really love this series, and the jewelry is fabulous, makeup is wonderful and the whole RTW… totally drool worthy! Although each piece is overpriced, Karl still succeeded in stimulating our lust of purchase. Now the only thing I am thinking of is to win a lottery…

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