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Chanel\u2019s annual M\u00e9tiers d\u2019Art show is basically the couture equivalent of a designer\u2019s mind, and this was the first for Matthieu Blazy\u2019s. A celebration for all the brand\u2019s ateliers, embroidery, feather<\/a>, millinery, you name it, showing off their French craftsmanship in one big runway moment, this time at 168 Bowery.<\/p>\n It all started with a short film directed by Michel Gondry, and A$AP Rocky proposing to Margaret Qually outside of a NYC subway stop, what\u2019s wrong with the Louvre? Nothing, the whole show was \u201ca love story between Chanel and New York\u201d where Blazy \u201cbrought to life singular personalities, crossing paths in the New York subway. Seen through a filmic lens, they are the heroines of their own stories\u201d, as the house of Chanel<\/a> stated. Cheers to the late Karl Lagerfeld and his supermarkets, the brand\u2019s favorite people have always known how to stage contrast. \u201cWe all take the Metro. It\u2019s chaotic, it\u2019s a mess. People are there creating a pop culture clash. It\u2019s very egalitarian. It erases social classes, you have the decision maker, you have the student, the mum on the run\u2026 it belongs to all of us.\u201d Blazy told BoF<\/a>, what a mood for NYC\u2019s underground, honestly.<\/p>\n