extravagant presentations formed the high point of every paris fashion show the changing sides order signed by lagerfeld. he was also a publisher a true talker and a collector of antiques. for rights he was the name of the game when it came to his many muses to among them but used to shelby county in leicester the first song and claudia schiffer. the most comfy to move doesn't have to have many muses in this. the there's a kind of the how shall i put it off but he does not turn over that happens so frequently. that you have to stay flexible because of funding you can put out an entry of that. despite being highly media savvy in his public life he kept his cards close to his chest when it came to his private life a notorious workaholic his constant aim was to improve to get better. i'm never satisfied and as long as you're never satisfied you keep going as soon as you decide you're content with yourself or couldn't be any better it's time to call it a day but that's all i cound lagerfeld and iconic to sign a good question history. while joining us now from london is alicia draycott sh

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really played to the so-called wild the child of the parisyan he had these great shows in paris the best shows at paris fashionweek the most and he also did something that was totally unheard of at the time of the early in the early two thousand he did a collection for h. and m. and put his name on it he did that before versace did it he did that before kenzo or stella mccartney did it so he also really played a role in democratizing these big names of the fashion world and and you know he later actually had a falling out with h. and m. over this but he had a falling out with many people who was not an easy person he was not and he had many snarky comments that we could write a book about what was the secret to his longevity you know i think it was i'm not his doctor but i think that it was his passion for fashion this is the guy who lost forty kilos because he saw this collection of suits by design or at least the money and he said i want to wear those and he lost forty kilos to do that he also i think really enjoyed being this polarizing figure you either loved him or you hated him he called himself a carica

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reporter: his extravagant presentations formed the high point of every paris fashion show. changing sets, all designed by lagerfeld. he was also a publisher, a photographer, and a collector of antiques. variriety was the name of the ge when it came to his many muses, too. among them, claudia schiffer. >> you have to have many muses in this job. there is a kind of, how shall i put it, a turnover that happens so frequently that you have to stay flexible. reporter: despite being highly media savvy in his public life, he kept his cards close to his chest when it came to his private life. a notorious workaholic, his constant aim was to improve to get better. >> i am never satisfied and as long as you are never satisfied, you keep going. as soon as you decide you are content with yourself or cannot get any better, it is time to call it a day. reporter: karl lagerfeld, an iconic designer who wrote fashion history. brent: well, he was admired by many inside the world of fashion, but what about the rest of us? we asked people here in berlin what they thought about germany's most fam

is the luxury of chanel that we can do what we want has often breathtaking shows became the highlights of every paris fashion week the sets for the shows are of course. also designed by lagerfeld. along the way lagerfeld to has been inspired by a number of muses that. there is still a first song. and of course cloudy a shift. fee to move in this profession you have to have many muses there's a kind of how shall i say change that comes around so often that one would be foolish to commit oneself it all depends on how the girl develops and above all i am here to be inspired by everyone. managed to create a balance between. and retail fashion that teddy with his trademark suit and dark glasses is a p.r. coup it was the first major fashion designer to create a collection for the swedish high street chain h. and m. his latest muse was his cat. was skilled at staging his public life but preferred to keep his private life under wraps the notorious workaholic was always on the move. always looking for the next thing always came to reinvent himself. i'm never satisfied i'll let you guys know you're never satisfied you

fashion week. now she's also a welcome guest of the paris pleasure forte shows and she's expanded her business to include women's fashions always true to the minimalist balance tradition. and by us sweet playful fashion is assigned to women and powerful designs to many. and i should have got past that. with a mexican. the creative forces at bell house wanted to change the world with their form follows function principles to house design still impressed one hundred years on. jennifer brockman is trying to change the a femoral world of fashion in her own way. the concept of an aphorism sustainability concept is also an aspect of design. do you think creates interesting styles that will stay interesting for a long time to come inside and a sense and. whether it's concrete and glass or fabric some forms never go out of style. now whether you're wearing a sleek bow house inspired trench coat or just your favorite pajamas we're glad you joined us for me and all the crew here in berlin a very happy and healthy oscars weekend it's all the popcorn you want and if you need more culture news you know where to find

tweed suit for instance and he made these huge shows the most opulent the most spectacular shows at paris fashionweek which he became very well known for he was also an insanely good businessman both with chanel and with lagerfeld designing for both of them and for the fendi brand all at the same time now one thing that he did that really made him unique and made him stand out and made him very different from his rival in the home for instance his rival both in business and in love by the way some local was known as the darling of high society but lagerfeld designs for the so-called wild child and he also did something that was really unheard of at the time in the early two thousand he designed a collection for everyone he designed a collection for h. and m. which he did. way before all the others stood before versace before kinds of before stella mccartney before a long dancer he played a role in democratizing these big names of paris fashion and i know there were huge lines outside this in him as his fashions became available def a one day how do you use more than just fashion he was such a per

fashion week. now she's also a welcome guest of the paris pretty forte shows and she's expanded her business to include women's fashions always true to the minimalist tradition. sweet playful fashions assigned to women and powerful designs to many. and may he should have got past that. with a mexican. the creative forces at bell house wanted to change the world with their form follows function principles to house design still impressed one hundred years on. jennifer brockman is trying to change the a from her own world of fashion in her own way. to the concept of an aphorism sustainability concept is also an aspect of design. do you think creates interesting styles that will stay interesting for a long time to come inside and a sense and. whether it's concrete and glass or fabric some forms never go out of style. talking of perfect form and i got to live as just that on the slopes because there's also an powerhouse at the top snowboarder nobody's damns our school and spectacular as hers and in two thousand and eighteen and i was the world's most successful female snow blotter. six thousand the facts ab

he was noticeably absent from chanel's fashion show in paris last month. t known as being the creative director for chanel for more than three decades. he was head designer and creative designer at fendi and had his own fashion label. he was 85 years old. >> a towering figure in the industry. >>> a grand jury has been convened to look into new allegations against singer r. kelly. cnn viewed a videotape that appears to show him engaging in sex acts with an underaged girls. some of the details you will hear are graphic. sarah sidner joins us live with the latest from chicago. >> reporter: we are standing outside of r. kelly's studio. we should mention this is 11 years since he was put on trial on 14 counts of child pornography. he was acquitted in the trial. now we are hearing from sources that a grand jury has been convened and it involves r. kelly and potentially an underaged girl. sources tell cnn a grand jury has been convened in connection with new allegations against r & b singer r. kelly. this comes just days after attorney michael avenotti says a vide

show in paris. his death marks the end ofan show in paris. his death marks the end of an era, notjust here at the labels where he worked but across the fashion it should be and he always did things with such style. and, well, he just had a wonderful aura about him. the man remembered as an icon and a genius left behind his own kind of tribute. i am like a caricature of himself, he was once reported as saying, and i like that. more on karl lagerfeld and more of all of the news any time on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. hello again. our weather has been mild over recent days but we are about to turn up the heat. yes, we will be dragging up some area coming off the north—west of africa, pushing past spain and towards the uk into the weekend. that will boost temperatures and we could see highers, given a bit of sunshine, getting as high as 18. that is possible. it depends on how much sunshine we see and the next few days look cloudy even though we will be mild. the weatherfront days look cloudy even though we will be mild. the weather front is pushing north and east, brin

glasses and white ponytail, in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets, including one year of full—scale beach reconstructed inside a parisign. at london fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in. before we start the show, let's take a moment to remember the brilliant karl lagerfeld. you know, he would say that this is how it is going to be, or this is how it should be. and he always did things with such style, and well, and he just had a wonderful aura about him. karl otto lagerfeld was born in germany, but moved to paris where he studied fashion alongside fellow student. yves st laurent. for decades, they remained rivals in work, but where st laurent reinvented the classics, lagerfeld focused on modern wearable designs. under his watch, chanel, once described as a label for rich grannies, became a hit international brand. he valued traditional craftsmanship, but not the snootiness around fashion, teaming up with high street chain h&m in 2004 in a bid to make his designs more accessible. he's a loss to the fashion world for many many things, for his elegance and intelligence, his wit, and his amazing way of showin

glasses and white ponytail, in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets, including one year a full—scale beach reconstructed inside a parisl otto lagerfeld was born in germany, but moved to paris where he studied fashion alongside fellow student yves st laurent. for decades, they remained rivals in work, but where st laurent reinvented the classics, lagerfeld focused on modern, teaming up with high street fashion chain h&m in a bid to make his designs more accessible. and well before yellow vests became a protest symbol, lagerfeld was photographed wearing one for a road safety campaign. "it's yellow, it's ugly, it doesn't go with anything", the poster read, "but it could save your life". there were fears for karl lagerfeld's health earlier this year when he missed a show in paris. the last of a great generation of designers, his death marks the end of an era, notjust here at the labels where he worked, but across the fashion world. at london fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in. you know, he'd say, this is how it's going to be or this is how it should be, and he always did things with such style. and, well, he

and german fashion designer karl lagerfeld has died in paris of the age of eighty five he was artistic director a show now and then i call of the global fashion industry for over half a century his dad has gone tributes from designers models upon us those are the main headlines and stay with us earthrise is coming up next thanks for watching. from sunrise to sunset across asia. and the pacific explore on top fascinating stories one on one on al-jazeera. the relationship between humans and animals has always been one with elements of conflicts but as the number of people on the planet continues to grow it's becoming increasingly strained and imbalanced with the world's human population approaching an extraordinary eight billion sprawling settlement some activities are encroaching on animal habitats more than ever scientists estimate humans are driving species extinction at around one thousand times the natural rate largely due to habitat loss and climate change we urgently.

lagerfeld did not appear at chanel's january show in paris to take his customary bow, setting off rumors he was ill. the fashionhouse confirmed his death today in paris. karl lagerfeld was 8s old. >> woodruff: before we go, a preview of our weeklfacebook watch show, "that moment when." this week, actor justine bateman the price of fame. >> when you become very famous for a long period of time,ev ybody changes around you. you don't change, but everybody changes around you, and how we form reality is by looking at what's being reflectedack at us. now, if everybody is reflecting back to you that you're this incredibly famous person, maybe you don't want to think about it and eventlly you just relax into it and it becomes part of the foundation of your reality think about other things that are foundational to somebody's reality, who they're married to, who their parents are, the job they have, and thent when starts descending, that's what you find out what you had attached to it. you can't help but start attaching your self-esteem, your identi, yourelf-worth, your standing in society. you allow certain tethers to b

ponytail, in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets, including one year of full—scale including one year a full—scale beach reconstructed inside a paris voices tell me. i'm thejoan of arc of design. at london fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in. before we start the show, let's take a moment to remember the brilliant karl lagerfeld. you know, he would say that this is how it is going to be or this is how it should be. and he always did things with such style, and well, and he just had a wonderful aura about him. karl otto lagerfeld was born in germany, but moved to paris where he studied fashion alongside fellow student. where he studied fashion alongside fellow student yves st laurent. for decades, they remained rivals in work, but where st laurent reinvented the classics, lagerfeld focused on modern wearable designs. under his watch, chanel, once described as a label for rich grannies, became a hit international brand. he valued traditional craftsmanship but not the snootiness around fashion, teaming up with high street chain h&m in 2004 in a bid to make his designs more accessible. he's a loss to the fashion world for m

paris. he was admitted to a hospital there last night. he was part of a crowd of fashion icons. questions about his health surfaced recently after he missed two fashion showsad at the age of 85. a dramatic rescue operation at seaworld, firefighters rescued more than a dozen people including an infant trapped on a ride at the seaworld amusement park in san diego. they were trapped for several hours last night. fire officials say all of the folks were safely rescued and not harmed. apple shaking up the executive ranks, a move signaled an effort by apple to reduce reliance on the iphone. ceo tim cookie cook is shiftig priorities to artificial intelligence, services and hardware. and one streaming service is beefing up while another is scaling back. netflix announcing it's cutting ties with two marvel superheros series, jessica jones and the punisher. cancellations signal an end of the partnership between netflix and marvel studios. disney will debut its own streaming service, disney plus, later this year. amazon studios is preparing to roll out 30 films per year. those will go directly to prime video. streaming wars heating up. maria: 30 films a year. cheryl:

fashion. karl lagerfeld slask official appearance this past november in paris. two months later he didn't show up for the paris air show for the first time in decades. that had many people worried. and now paris mourns col lagerfeld a german who made the city his own big lagerfeld set for creativity freedom and what's scary now is that whereas we used to have all these great artists and inventors and they were reinventing things and getting inspired now we're starting to lose the people who served as an inspiration. to also you know. and i think he was a great speaker of french fashion. he was basically synonymous with french fashion . lagerfeld was indefatigable he helped to move the fashion world for more than half a century with his elegance and his free spirited sometimes eccentric sensibility he was himself a work of art of self invention back in his native germany too many are mourning his death. even though he created a slick and elegance fashion he always transgress the boundary is a fashion and his own very refined way if i know. why not put a visor just checked and i can slip sticks

glasses and white ponytail in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets, including, one year, a full—scale beach reconstructed inside a pariserfeld was born in germany but moved to paris where he studied fashion alongside fellow student yves st laurent. for decades they remained rivals and work but when saint laurent reinvented the classics, lagerfeld focused on the modern, teaming up with h&m in a bid to make his designs more accessible. and well before yellow vests became a protest symbol, lagerfeld was photographed wearing one for a road safety campaign. it's yellow, it's ugly. safety campaign. it's yellow, it's it safety campaign. it's yellow, it's ugly, it doesn't go with anything, the poster read, but it could save your life. there were fears for karl lagerfeld's health earlier this year when he missed a show in paris, the last of a great generation of designers, his death marks the end ofan era, designers, his death marks the end of an era, notjust here at the labels where he worked, but across the fashion world. at london fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in. you know, he would say, this is how it's goin

glasses and white ponytail, in contrast to his lavish fashion shows and elaborate sets — including, one year, a full—scale beach reconstructed inside a parisme. i'm thejoan of arc of design. karl lagerfeld was born in germany, but moved to paris where he studied fashion alongside fellow student, yves st laurent. for decades, they remained rivals in work. but, when saint laurent reinvented the classics, lagerfeld focused on the modern — teaming up with h&m in a bid to make his designs more accessible. and well before yellow vests became a protest symbol, lagerfeld was photographed wearing one for a road safety campaign. "it's yellow, it's ugly, it doesn't go with anything," the poster read — "but it could save your life." there were fears for karl lagerfeld's health earlier this year when he missed a show in paris. the last of a great generation of designers, his death marks the end of an era, notjust here at the labels where he worked, but across the fashion world. at london fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in. you know, he would say, this is how it's going to be, or, this is how it should be. and he always did things with suc

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year with far fetch so he understood how to keep it relevant the shows are always spectacular the most exciting event on the paris fashion week calender. well still ahead here. in the us will bring you that story in a few minutes time. he has. a one. way one. thank you so much trouble start with the champions league and not much in the way of goals in tuesday night's last sixteen first leg matches liverpool and byron munich finished goalless while the situation in france was the same with leon and barcelona drawing nil nil as well now the action continues on wednesday when italian champions eventis take on athletico madrid christiana rinaldo will be the main focus here when he played at real madrid here were team li tormented i'd like to go and his new italian team will be hoping that he can continue that streak he is that a twenty two times against them over the years. english champions manchester city will also be on the field for their first leg last sixteen against charlotta the german club will enjoy home advantage in the first leg but they are struggling domestically they lie in fourteenth place in the bundesliga s

in one thousand nine hundred fifty he had tended this fashion show at a hamburg hotel which presented a collection by clay stand deal of paris the style was called the new look and lagerfeld was mesmerized by it. that's when he made the decision to go to paris and become a fashion designer he was just seventeen at the time he cut his teeth as an assistant to established designers pierre about mom and. daughter and. although he hadn't even finished high school felt moved. paris and began perfecting his french paris in the one nine hundred fifty s. it was a new well village that offered a host of new experiences. but it but i think what it is a google for when you don't buy the rubbish bins it smelled of iran mocking by the political shout it was an odor you don't get today it was horrible but that too was progress you know nothing about the flavor politics but he thought at the time i would have is the as old that if you said to my mother you know your son will not himself but my mother said there are people who lose themselves and others who don't my son won't knows exactly what he wants. my father had an office in paris par

nine hundred fifty yeah attended this fashion show at a hamburg hotel which presented a collection by clay stand deal of paris the style was called the new look and lagerfeld was mesmerized by it. that's when he made the decision to go to paris and become a fashion designer he was just seventeen at the time he cut his teeth as an assistant to establish designers pierre bad mom and. gardener. although he hadn't even finished high school moved. paris and began perfecting his french paris in the one nine hundred fifty s. was a new world view and it offered a host of new experiences. funded by the what the signal for when you walk by the rubbish bins it smelled of the runt marking by the particle shroud it was an odor you don't get today it was horrible but that too was nice you don't have the flame puppets but you don't have the tomato whatever three years old that if you said to my mother you know your son will lost himself in a book but my mother said there are people who lose themselves and others who don't my son want to know exactly what he wants. my father had an office in paris paris to hamburg isn't all

year with far fetch so he understood how to keep it relevant the shows are always spectacular the most exciting event on the paris fashion week calendar he sort of became a. and himself recognizable the high colors sort of white hair the ponytail the glasses i mean even his cat should pay yeah leave i know the cat's name but i do you think that was on purpose or do you think that was just i do think it's very clever marketing and i think actually now in all a fashion industry in particular which is a reflection of other industries perhaps you have to become a brand in order to stay part of the conversation so i think where is the design is a more or potentially invisible he understood that i mean but by wearing the sunglasses and having the fan in a way he's protected and so so the images there is also a marketing tool but also as a protection ok well he'll certainly be remembered by a lot of people not yes in the fashion world to margin ject london based fashion stylist thank you thank you very much thank you. now a painting believed to be by leonardo da vinci is now at the center of a mystery solved on monday it was so

show support for the long term leader has dropped. in the fashion world has been paying tribute to design a karl lagerfeld who died in paris at the age of eighty five the german design it was best known for his association with the french good brand chanel dating back to nine hundred eighty three lagerfeld had reportedly been in poor health for some weeks. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin i'm on the touch of a pleasure to have your company up next equal india we did have a report in the house simple game is changing young people's lives for the better believe it now but some pictures from china where a dazzling display is lit up many cities as a lantern festival marked the end of the lunar year celebrations enjoy. good luck. to. him. feeding one hundred fifty thousand schoolchildren a day in day out the beast coaching juggler it's no come amid all the biggest campaign kitchen in northern india it is run by n.g.o.s block there to make sure the fat no child goes hamas next g.w. . megacities these concrete jungles are often posting up to see. their economic powerhouse get live people with unlimited libs half of th

show in paris. the last of a eat generation of designers, his death marks the end of an era, not just here at thehe labels wherorked, but across the fashion. at london's fashion week today, the tributes came pouring in.no >> you he would say this is how it is going to be or this is how it should be. he always did stings with such e. well, he just had a wonderful aura about him. lucy: the man remembered as an icon and a genius left behind his own kind of tribute. "i am like a caricature of myself," he was once reported as saying, nd i like that." laura: a titan of the fashion wod. in the world of figure skating, the triple axel is the most difficult jump. only a few women have pulled it as alysanone as young liu. earlier this year the 13-year-old became the youngest ever women's ch. the bbc visited the skating star in oakland, california, where ssysa gave us tips for suc alysa:i, i am alysa liu. i 13 years old and i'm the am youngest la to land the triple axel. alysa: she came up to me at the national and said how records were meant to be broken and how she said she was so happy i broke the record. tip number one is probably slowo you have

fashion designer has died. the creative director of chanel passed away in paris after being sick for several weeks. he missed a that nell fashion show old. ainsley: icon in the industry. steve: 85 years. ainsley: everything we love about the clothes we can't afford. jillian: i know. ainsley: he created. is he behind that amazing. steve: thank you very much. ainsley: back to breaking news. bernie sanders is running for president again releasing this video moments ago. >> our campaign is about transforming our country and creating a government based on the principles of economic, social, racial and environmental justice. ainsley: well, does he have a chance this time around? we're going to ask harry reid's former communications director up next. brian: heads up. close call for one hockey sportscaster caught on camera. steve: let's see that again ♪ to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ has been excellent. they really

paris fashion week by storm in the process. while some people criticize her new look and boundary pushing style, she told the u.k. showg any of it. >> i wanted to be in shape as much as i can. sometimes people will say, oh, well, that was maybe a little much. don't take a picture. keep it for the other. if you like, i'll be there. if you don't, leave me alone. >> this past week, celine celebrated a huge milestone. her eldest son just turned 18. this is what he told e.t. in 2017. >> what are you singing? >> i don't have the voice for it. >> now just call him by his rap name. ♪ >> yeah. well he does stuff sometimes that i have to say don't necessarily agree with but i'm very proud of him. >> i always thought what my rap name would be. >> i haven't come up with one yet. >> i have mine. >> well, back -- >> is that why you had to explain it? not good when you need to explain it, everybody. celine can't be undone unless you saw angela basset at the sag awards. >> this is not fair people. she took the plunge and this is what 60 looks like and listen, the stars were serving all kinds of looks on the silver carpet and shared w

paris. after winning a fashion competition, heot a job. he was given carte blanche at the house ofhl to produce collections called feminine and flowy. he would decorate his shows with ttles of perfume, icebergs. he would be hired to design for chanel and a labelri b his own name. t >>here is much more hope in future. >> reporter: critics and customers were attracted to his dyld signs, sometimes nd elabora elaborate, sometimes chic and sophisticated. >> you can te aloser look at his life and work in the nbc washington app. search karl lagerfeld. >>> it is a whether or not alert day here. storm team 44 tracking a major winter storm that's going to bring us, ow, ice, freezing rain and sleet. this is what the radar could look like tomorrow. doug is back to take us through the storm hour by hour. >>> the threat of ice and freezing rain challenging road crews out there today. a look at what's being done to keep your dee. saf keep your dee. saf >>> new when we look at another school that has technology and we're like "wow, i wish we went to that school, i wish we had those possibilities." when we got the tablets, it chanand thenything. by y marrying it with a criculu