New York Times Fashionのインスタグラム(nytstyle) - 2月21日 08時08分

Choupette, a Birman cat, was the center of @カールラガーフェルド's world. Choupette would join him at the table for lunch and dinner. (She didn’t like eating on the floor, he said.) At meals, she would choose among three dishes made by the luxury brand Goyard: one for water, another with a croquette and a third bearing pâté, he told Harper’s Bazaar in 2012. Two maids tended to Choupette, lavishing her with attention, grooming her and documenting all of their interactions in a diary for Mr. Lagerfeld. Above, Mr. Lagerfeld posed next to a photo of himself and Choupette in 2014, (photographed by Joel Saget/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images.) An Instagram account dedicated to her @choupettesdiary has more than 215,000 followers. Fans of Choupette, and there are many, need not worry: Mr. Lagerfeld claimed to have taken measures to provide for her after his death. In an interview last year, the late designer said that Choupette would inherit some of his fortune. Link in bio for more ?

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