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1:36AM Brian Moylan | [Karl Lagerfeld puts an end to a three-way roll in the hay on the barn-inspired runway for his Chanel presentation in Paris yesterday. Image via Getty]
Couture-us Interruptus
1:36AM Brian Moylan | [Karl Lagerfeld puts an end to a three-way roll in the hay on the barn-inspired runway for his Chanel presentation in Paris yesterday. Image via Getty]
News Bulletins To Warn Australians: Nicole Kidman Is Suing Everyone And You Might Be Next!
12:30PM Clem Bastow | She’s been in the midst of another court stoush, but it seems Nicole Kidman can’t get enough of that legalese.
You’d recall Our Nic was paid spastically large amounts of money to appear in that nonsense Chanel No.5 commercial that Our Baz made; naturally, she is considered a brand spokesperson for the best-selling perfume, and any suggestion that she isn’t bathing in it and drinking it every bedtime as a nightcap might be injurious to her status as such.
Well, if you’re planning on saying she likes a different fragrance, watch out: Nicole Kidman has a legal posse!
British broadsheet The Daily Telegraph is seriously on the nose with Kidman’s legal team after it ran an article alleging her favourite scent was Jo Malone’s White Jasmine and Mint – not Chanel No.5, with which Kidman has a sponsorship deal worth $12 million.
An item which appeared in the paper’s Spy gossip column last week claimed the actress had jeopardised her position as a celebrity spokeswoman for Chanel No.5 after she allegedly applied the Jo Malone scent while walking the red carpet at the London premiere of new film The Golden Compass.
The paper reported Kidman was “dabbing it on whenever she had a moment” during the A-list premiere, which she attended with husband Keith Urban.
The article continued cosmetic giant Chanel was allegedly unhappy with the actress, and that her behaviour had apparently constituted a “breach of contract”.
Kidman has gone further than turning her nose up at the report – last week she set media law firm Schillings on to the broadsheet.
In a statement, Schillings said the allegations were “entirely untrue” and “grossly defamatory”.
Bam! You smell that, Telegraph? It’s sure as hell not redolent of “white jasmine and mint”. That’s the sweet, sweet smell of being owned by Our Nic!
And if this all fails, she could always just send Chanel’s Karl Lagerfeld around to their houses in the dark of night; that’d scare anyone into obeying every word you said.
“Yes, Nicole, you can have our firstborn and these five bags of used $50 notes totalling $1.5m, just get Freddy Krueger’s cousin out of our anteroom, please!” More »