Back to London means back to the endless amount of exhibitions offered.

Besides from the annual Frieze Art Fair I’m going to attend again (can’t wait for it),  there’s one  particular exhibition on my radar.

 And I guess I won’t be alone with that!

Chanel’s photographic exhibition of the much famous Little Black Jacket is about to roll in its tents in Tokyo and move on to Britain’s capital (it just HAD to be here, too) and I couldn’t be more curious about it.

Photographed by (how could it be different) King Karl and styled by Carine Roitfeld, the matching book (already available) they created additionally together is having the same name like the installation.

What to expect? “The public will discover the versatility and timelessness of the iconic Chanel jacket through Karl Lagerfeld’s photographs” (Vogue.co.uk, 2012) .

As further read on Vogue UK already, three selected London Chanel stores will honour this magic period of the exhibition’s glow in town with window displays of the contemporary jacket designs.

After all the fuzz and buzz around, I definitely won’t miss out on that.

Displayed at Saatchi Gallery, the exhibition will take place from 12th to 28th October and will be free from any admission.*

*which will give most of us a tough time while trying to “enjoy” the pictures in an even huger crowd of people than there already would be with an admission fee. ;)

photo credit: Courtesy of Chanel/Karl Lagerfeld