Chanel is Gaelic

  For its craftsmanship Paris-Edinburgh in December, the iconic Parisian label Chanel created exaggerated cuffs with pearl signature home sits next tartan, tweed and chains for a sense of Scottish heritage. A journey through the archives shows that this is not the first time that the house of the Gallic fashion Gaelic, however.

Exaggerated with metal, stones, enamel and Tartan cuff that the Pre-Fall 2013 Collection from Paris-Edinburgh is right on trend for fall / winter 2013-2014.

Features tartan in Vogue Paris London Special this month, with Georgia May Jagger falls in heavy blankets and tartan pose for the Miss Jagger jewelry editorial and traditional plaid also a good starting point for the collection station Chanel Karl Lagerfeld at the Paris-Crafts Edinburgh show in December. Held in the historic Linlithgow Palace outside the Scottish capital, the guests such treatment of malt whiskey were happy and luxurious than the models Stella Tennant Scot Haggis took the catwalk. The situation was hardly a surprise to fans of the brand - the recent acquisition of Heritage Highlands based cashmere knitwear manufacturer Barrie fashion house in Paris is just the latest chapter in a long-standing relationship with Scottish textiles.

Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel was discovered in Scotland with the Duke of Westminster and created by journalist and biographer Justine Picardie Chanel, the French designer has set up his home in Rose Hall house. Inspired by the craft, she lives in the country, they then went on to create his signature tweed jackets and sweaters.

The cuff is a Gaelic influences long-standing brand, looking for patterns of traditional houses with details of beads, chains and tweed. More is definitely more next season at Chanel - all you need now is an invitation to a Burns Night Dinner in the Highlands, maybe Mr. Lagerfeld himself.