The late fashion designer was never one to mince words, from his stance on #MeToo to his thoughts on selfies and the fashion industry at large.
in accordance with the accompanying Costume Institute exhibition of the same name that opens May 4, and celebrity guests have been tasked with dressing “in honor of Karl” for the evening.work at the helm of houses like Chanel, Fendi and Chloé may be his most enduring legacy, the designer will also go down in history as one of the style industry’s most eccentric and endlessly quotable figures.
“There was once a designer in Paris who said, ‘My dresses are only for intelligent women.’ She went out of business, so maybe there were only idiots. In fact, it was not clever for her to say that. I design for the people who like. There is no age group because age group is a racism in a way, too.” “If you do not want to be pulled on the pants, do not become a model! Join the [convent] instead, there will always be a place for you at the convent. They recruit, even!”“Sweatpants are a sign of defeat. You lost control of your life so you bought some sweatpants.”
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