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Coco Chanel Goes Mobile


First came D&G's Razr, then Armani, and now Coco Chanel is following the lead. In concept though. As I haven't heard this design went to production. And honestly speaking, I'm not sure if this is news to you, but I only heard about it recently and wanted to share it with you.

The phone does look very sleek and extremely sophisticated. I wonder, however, if it's user-friendly, and has all the latest technology in mobile phones? Highly unlikely..


Will it sell? Like hot cakes. The name of the brand alone will definitely make its mark in the world of fashion. However, Nokia and Sony, need not to worry as this will probably be a phase which die-hard bling-bling loving fashionistas will go through for a couple of months before they get back to their good ol' friendly mobile phones.
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PaLoMiNo said…
eyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaniiiiiiiiiin 3ajeeeeeeeeeeeeb!!!

muta nezaaal????!

abeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeh!
05 July, 2008
Qa6Wa said…
it's jus a concept phone
05 July, 2008
Yara said…
They are selling the Dior phone here in London
05 July, 2008
Anonymous said…
eww eww eww!! is it the ugliest phone or what?
05 July, 2008
miss ghesquiere said…
wai3. do they ALL have to have a phone to "take the brand into the 21st century and reestablish their names with a younger, tech-savvy generation?" How. Lame. WE LOVE CHANEL EXACTLY BECAUSE IT SELLS FAB GRANNY SUITS I SWEAR.
05 July, 2008
BrandsQ8 said…
My friend got the Emporio Armani one it looks nice. but he doesnt use it that much. just a design! :)
06 July, 2008
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