Everyday Things Karl Lagerfeld Has Put the Chanel Logo On
Photo: Patrick Kovarik/Getty Images
Karl Lagerfeld loves to put the Chanel logo everywhere — on tweed jackets, jewelry, and slingbacks, of course, but also on any quotidian object he can find. (He may have even put it on these garbage bins. Prognosis unclear.) Thanks to Karl, you can swig from Chanel, play with Chanel, Hula-Hoop via Chanel, and even have Chanel save your life. Click through the slideshow for a list of things to which the designer has added his signature stamp. (By the way, the much-reblogged Chanel chainsaw is by Tom Sachs, not Lagerfeld, though he surely got a kick out of it.)
A giant Lego. Oh, that's a bag. Photo: Joshua Lott/Getty Images
A trio of beach balls. Playful! Photo: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images
Surfbort. Photo: Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images
A possibly-not Coast Guard–certified life preserver! Photo: Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images
A tennis racket. Kicky! Photo: Eric Ryan/Getty Images
A gigantic sculpture. Photo: Joe Schildhorn/BFA
Another, equally gigantic sculpture. Photo: Joe Schildhorn/BFA
A half-moon tiara for those Childlike Empress moments. Photo: Marwan Naamani/Getty Images
Ma'am, you seem to have gotten your Hula Hoop tangled in your — oh, no, I see it now. Photo: Patrick Kovarik/Getty Images
Darling little ankle bags — so convenient for a quick errand. Photo: Catwalking/Getty Images
A handy cross-body flask. Karl, you think of everything. Photo: 2012 Mike Marsland
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