In the pic: The Easy Rider motorbike was nothing more than a prop for Chanel’s 2010 pre-spring photoshoot. The bike was inspired by the wheels Marlon Brando rode in The Wild One. The bike will not be brought into commercial production. Somehow, I’m not surprised. It seems quite masculin for Chanel’s broad clientele. BTW: I saw the Chanel flick last night. It was an entertaining bio with the spirit of the age well documented; Coco, a product of her time. Question: with all the stuff Lagerfeld is producing under the Chanel brand (concept cars, coins, films, segways), what time is he a product of? Saddled on the bike: Lara Stone. Looking on we have Karl Lagerfeld, and Italian model Baptiste Giacobini.

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These wheels won’t clash with your CC wardrobe.

The Chanel Segway boasts a velocity of 20 kph. Stylish treads. If you try squinting you’ll notice the CC monogram on the tire’s traction. The vehicle’s steering is outfitted with a Chanel bag. They’re made to order. No news on the cost. You would think that all these new additions to Chanel’s peripheral accessories are for the sole amusement of Karl Lagerfeld’s weekend passtimes.  While you’re riding one of these, what’s your chauffeur up to?

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Lagerfeld was quoted commenting the instrument: “Coco Chanel had an affair with Stravinsky, mine was with a guitar.” It was launched in the SS09 fashion show with models strutting rock inspired garb. No word on who produced the instrument for Chanel. The instrument and case’s ticket price is £2800.

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