Known fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld - A path in Hamburg is named in his honor.
Legendary fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, who passed away in 2019, left a lasting mark on his hometown of Hamburg, Germany. To honor his memory and achievements, the city has officially named a street after him - the Karl-Lagerfeld-Promenade. Measuring 155 meters long, this footpath is strategically positioned near the Chanel boutique, which was a frequent stop for the iconic fashion designer. It also borders the famous Neuer Wall.
Intentional Choice of Location
The decision to place the Karl-Lagerfeld-Promenade in this spot wasn't random. "The Chanel boutique borders the promenade, making it a significant landmark for our city. Not to mention that his personal haven, the bookstore Felix Jud, is just a stone's throw away on the same promenade," explained Hamburg's Cultural Senator Carsten Brosda to NDR.
Karl Lagerfeld, a Hamburg native, came into the world as the son of a condensed milk factory owner. He spent his formative years in Schleswig-Holstein before being sent to study in Paris, France. This move proved to be transformative, leading him to find success in the competitive world of fashion. As Creative Director for the globally renowned brand Chanel, he significantly impacted the international fashion scene.
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- Despite passing away in 2019, the influence of fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld is still evident in his hometown of Hamburg, as a street named Karl-Lagerfeld-Promenade was officially dedicated to him.
- Karl Lagerfeld, who was born in Hamburg to a condensed milk factory owner, spent his formative years in Schleswig-Holstein before moving to Paris, France to pursue his career in fashion.
- The strategy behind placing the Karl-Lagerfeld-Promenade near the Chanel boutique and Neuer Wall in Hamburg was deliberate, as it aligns with the fashion designer's frequent stop at the boutique and proximity to his favorite bookstore, Felix Jud.
- In an interview with NDR, Hamburg's Cultural Senator Carsten Brosda explained the significance of the location, highlighting the Chanel boutique as a landmark and the bookstore Felix Jud as a stone's throw away on the same promenade.
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