Chanel Women ‘Move Like a Hot Knife Through A Man’s World’

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Writing “Part ad, part supplementary miniseries, the work celebrates the contemporary woman: a pristine if idle creature reeking of restrained force, moving like a hot knife through a man’s world. Art, games, editorial and videos add colour and context to her tapestry,” Angela Natividad is a fan of more.madame.

The work, described as “the first-ever ‘digital standalone,'” was created by Mediaedge:cia and the Figaro Group. The site is a collection of many forms of media which aim to be relevant to the modern woman. read all about it here.

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