Le public le connaît pour son image altière – cheveux blancs poudrés, lunettes noires, col montant –, pour son sens de la répartie ainsi que pour ses collaborations avec Claudia Schiffer et Vanessa Paradis. La mode, elle, lui doit la relance de la maison Chanel, mais aussi des créations aussi abondantes que diversifiées pour une variété de griffes. Stéphane Le Duc, journaliste mode, parle à Jacques Beauchamp du respect qu’avait Karl Lagerfeld pour son entourage professionnel.
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