Who run the world? Girls! Yep, it was all about about girl power at Chanel's Spring Summer 2015 show where Karl Lagerfeld transformed the Grand Palais into a faux Parisian street, complete with pavements and scaffolding.
As well as Gisele Bunchen's catwalk return and a Seventies-esque collection, it was the finale's feminist march which got the fash pack buzzing. Cara Delevingne lead the parade with a quilted megaphone as Karl's model crusade stormed down 'Boulevard Chanel' holding protest signs with slogans like, 'History Is Her Story', 'Be Your Own Stylist,' and 'Ladies First'. It was hard not to feel empowered.
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'I love that revolutionary spirit which seems to be trickling into our consciousness,' Alexa Chung told us from the front row. 'It's a no brainer than every woman is a feminist and men should be too.' Meanwhile, Alice Dellal was more than eager to join the protest. 'I love a riot so it's brilliant to see it in a fashion show at the Grand Palais,' she said. And she's not wrong - it was an incredible spectacle that held even more relevance following Emma Watson's moving HeForShe gender equality speech.
As part of our Fashion Week 360 mission, bringing you all the insider action from the shows, Grazia Daily was granted access to the show as well as chats with the Chanelegant attendees, who dished on everything from fashion and feminism to Choupette. Want to see our highlights? Then pull on your best tweed and click play above.