CHANEL SPRING/SUMMER 1994 (94P) WHITE BLUE STRIPED COTTON BOAT NECKLINE LONG SLEEVE TOP

White and blue striped cotton top from Chanel’s Spring/Summer 1994 ready-to-wear runway show under the artistic direction of Karl Lagerfeld.

“Fashion today is more about attitude than detailing.” noted Vogue when quoting Karl Lagerfeld in October 1993. “When he looked to the streets for Chanel’s Spring 1994 collection, he accessorized pastel tweed suits with oversized rapper’s chains and baggy boy shorts held up with suspenders. More proof that Lagerfeld was and is the industry’s pre-eminent pop culture sponge? Capping it all off: a pair of popular-in-the-nineties in-line skates covered with—what else?—Chanel’s double-C".

Size: FR38 (true-to-size - size tag and content label have been removed).

Bust: 18 in / 43 cm.

Length: 24 in / 62 cm.

Waist: 14.5 in / 37 cm.

Sleeve length: 21 in. / 54 cm.

Shoulder length: 16 in. / 40 cm.

Materials: Cotton. 

As seen on Karen Mulder walking the streets of Monte Carlo, Monaco as her introduction for a television show interview called Eurotrash with Jean Paul Gaultier and Antoine De Caunes. In the segment ‘Supdermodel Shopping’ the duo meets Karen Mulder and her collection of newly released Hasbro ‘Sindy’ dolls of Naomi Campbell, Claudia Schiffer and herself. 

Eurotrash aired between 1993 and 2004, showing British audiences some of the raunchiest, cheekiest moments that Europe has to offer. This late-night show was a staple for any teen in the 90s showcasing everything from adult film stars to cardboard giraffes. Produced and distributed by Rapido Television.