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CHANEL Fall/Winter 2016/2017 Eyewear Collection

9 August 2016

Photographed by Karl Lagerfeld, styled by Carine Roitfeld, Willow Smith stars in the new ad campaign for CHANEL showcasing the French luxury label's eyewear offerings for the FallWinter 2016/2017 season.

A multifaceted artist, writer-composer-singer and actress, Willow Smith is the embodiment of her generation’s spirit. Her youth and energy charmed the Lagerfeld who invited her to join the family of CHANEL muses. With characteristic natural poise, the young trendsetter was instantly at ease in front of the designer's camera.

Willow Smith's look and charisma are compelling in this black and white campaign with its minimal backdrop.

Swathed in jewels from the Fall/Winter 2016/17 Ready-to-Wear collection, she breathes new energy into the world of CHANEL eyewear.

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