New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 2月20日 08時53分

Karl Lagerfeld, who died at the age of 85 on Tuesday, was the creative director of Chanel since 1983 and Fendi since 1965, and founder of his own line. @カールラガーフェルド was the definition of a fashion polyglot, able to speak the language of many different brands at the same time (not to mention many languages themselves: He read in English, French, German and Italian). In his 80s, when most of his peers were retiring to their yachts or country estates, he was designing an average of 14 new collections a year, ranging from couture to the high street — and not counting collaborations and special projects. “Ideas come to you when you work,” he said backstage before a Fendi show at age 83. Link in bio for the obituary by Vanessa Friedman. Shown above, Mr. Lagerfeld in 2002, photographed by Bill Cunningham.

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