SHOT FASHION GURU CAPITAL LAGERFELD comes to town

In the fashion world, it is like the staging of the World Cup final at Hampden or Usain Bolt win Olympic gold in the 100 meters at Meadowbank. Karl Lagerfeld, creative director of Chanel and a legend of French haute couture, brings her sparkling Métiers d'Art show in Edinburgh. A silken veil of secrecy over the event, which has grown in recent years, superstars of fashion, film and entertainment in Paris, Tokyo, New York and Shanghai to celebrate the newest creations of Chanel design studio. Prada Bags 2012 FREE UPDATES 24/7...FOLLOW SCOTTISH EXPRESS ON TWITTER The celebrity guest list is being kept secret, and all that is known on the show so far is that on her fourth December presumably in an unmarked ruins near Edinburgh. The news comes just days after Edinburgh Louis Vuitton global leadership style was removed last. And was warmly welcomed by the followers of fashion. Tessa Hartmann, founder Award renowned Scottish way in 2006, said, "This is phenomenal news Lagerfeld and Chanel are respected around the world, I spent time with him this year .. and he told me he loves Scotland. "The price of the Scottish fashion is set standards and bring the Métiers d'Art show here how much Scotland is now in the fashion world." Anna Freemantle, a Dutch-born model living in the city and organized the Edinburgh International Fashion Festival, said: "This is no surprise that this event is what is surprised that he did not come forward.. "If I have to bring designers and buyers in the city so impressed by her beauty -. And this is something that works well with a fashion event" Paula Reed, fashion director at Harvey Nichols Group, which has a flagship store in St Andrew Square, said the arrival of the Chanel show was evidence of the importance of the city as a hub of fashion. She said: "The Chanel brand is very careful to protect his legacy, but it is also important that the design is contemporary." Earlier this week it was announced that bought Chanel cashmere knitwear company boundaries Barrie, of the French fashion house asked for more than 20 years. Festivals and Events Champion, Councillor Steve Cardownie said: "Edinburgh has gained international recognition as a destination for events. "Our Christmas party is already in full swing in December and the star-studded spectacle arts art, bringing with all its glitz and glamor, even more color to the city."