Hi all! I’m back after quite a fashion-involved morning here in London. So, the Saatchi Gallery is currently hosting the “Mademoiselle Prive” exhibit, featuring the careers of Gabrielle Chanel to Karl Lagerfeld at the Chanel brand. It’s a “journey through the origins of Chanel’s creations capturing the charismatic personality and irreverent spirit of Mademoiselle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld.” And it was nothing less than pure perfection. I loved it! And luckily, I didn’t have to queue to get in as I saw a long queue waiting to enter upon my exit. I thought I’d give you a sneak peek of the exhibit below with some photos:

Entering the exhibit through a pretty garden!

Giant diamond necklace inside a cage inside a giant “diamond.”

Pearls, pearls and more pearls!

Gorgeous. Breathtaking.

See the logo at the bottom?

See the logo at the base?

An original bottle of Chanel No. 5!

Lagerfeld made a gardenia out of tweed… yea…. It’s gorgeous.

Labyrinth garden room, like Miss Chanel’s for inspiration.

Lagerfeld custom designs for the exhibit!

Lagerfeld’s personal snaps of celebs and models in Chanel.

Movie made by Lagerfeld himself.

Just beautiful.

Only slot machine I’d want to play… The Chanel one.

Embroidered details.

This is a fantastic exhibit, and I highly highly highly recommend to anyone that’ll be in London through November! It’s so worth it!