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Last night, Keira Knightley Retro Vintage Gaming 12 Years Old Level Up 12th Birthday Boy shirt . attended a cocktail party in honor of Chanel’s new iteration of its classic J12 watch in Paris, but a luxury timepiece wasn’t the only thing she was celebrating. The actress revealed a growing baby bump underneath her cream-colored Chanel dress. This is her second child with her husband, musician James Righton. Knightley was ethereal in the garment, which featured an off-the-shoulder tweed bodice and highlighted her natural, mom-to-be glow.

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If that wasn’t enough, Knightley did it again today at the Chanel Resort 2020 show when she turned up to the Grand Palais in a beautiful black floral-embroidered Chanel gown, cut on the bias to show off, again, her little bundle of joy Retro Vintage Gaming 12 Years Old Level Up 12th Birthday Boy shirt . Her husband was the perfect complement in a sharp black suit and aviator shades, looking both parts doting husband and stylish front-row companion.Knightley has been a Chanel ambassador for years and was a longtime loyal fan of and muse to the late, great Karl Lagerfeld. It is perfectly fitting that she would choose not one, but two Chanel dresses to wear while publicly revealing her pregnancy for the first time. Moms-to-be, take note: this is how you turn pregnancy style into something truly très-chic.In the age of Marie Kondo–style decluttering, Swedish Death Cleaning, and Vogue editor closet purges, the entire world seems obsessed with paring things down. KonMari is nice, but Tran’s approach doesn’t involve chucking half your possessions. The accessories designer has made a career out of creating the kind of no-nonsense add-ons that help her customers get their lives in order. Monogrammed planners, bespoke cell-phone chargers, and totes with built-in dividers form the foundation of her label, The Daily Edited. Yet for all her expertise, Tran thinks the minimalist nirvana worshipped on Instagram is but a pipe dream. “I come from a place of wanting organization, but even I’m still working on it!” she said on the phone from Sydney. “On the surface I come across as 100 percent organized—you have to in my line of work—but I don’t think of myself as being obsessively neat.”Founded in 2011 when she was working as an attorney in Perth, Tran and fellow lawyer Tania Liu sought to create the kinds of basics that could take women from the boardroom to business class and beyond. Both fans of Proenza Schouler, Celine, and The Row—a water-cooler chat about ready-to-wear sparked their friendship—they sought to bring a chic sensibility to oft mundane tasks like planning work outfits and arranging office supplies. “When you have a desk job, sometimes the only exciting thing to think about is what you’re going to wear to work the next day. That can become a bit of a cycle,” said Tran, who had always envisioned herself in a creative field. “A legal career is lucrative in some ways, but it’s not quite enough if you want to lead a high-speed life; at first [Tania and I] just wanted to do something a bit more exciting.”
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