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Launch of CHANEL The Little Black Jacket Exhition in Beijing
By SENATUS Editor | 20 June 2013

Celebrities, VIPs and guests were in attendance at an exclusive launch of CHANEL's The Little Black Jacket exhibition in Beijing, having made its rounds from Tokyo, New York, Taipei, London, Berlin to Seoul and will now take place in the Chinese capital from 19 June 7 July.

Beijing and Shanghai are the 13th and 14th global cities to host the exhibit. For China, Chanel’s creative director Lagerfeld added 21 new portraits to the ongoing series, including seven Chinese celebrities and style leaders. The Beijing opening, staged in one of the 798 art district’s open industrial warehouse spaces, also marked the debut of the second edition of the book, which includes the new portraits.

Tilda Swinton is expected to help unveil the jacket exhibit in Shanghai on Thursday.

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