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" You know how 3D printers have been declared the next big development in fashion production? Well, what if such a device could not only facilitate garment creation, but human fashion transformation? It sounds out there (to say the least), but this futuristic thinking is the subject of Chanel&amp;#039;s latest campaign video for the label&amp;#039;s pre-spring/summer 2014 collection: Models enter the double-C emblazoned &amp;quot;Fashion Machine,&amp;quot; and, with the turn of a few levers, are immediately transformed from drab to Chanel-chic. (We wouldn&amp;#039;t say Lindsey Wixson, Soo Joo Park, Ming Xi, and Jamie Bochert are drab to begin with by any means, but you get the idea.) Let&amp;#039;s speculate about this a little more. It&amp;#039;s sci-fi at the moment, but what if Karl Lagerfeld is on to something? With a machine like this in my closet, my morning routine would be cut exponentially. Popping out clad in Chanel (with Lagerfeld at the control booth) would certainly be the ideal situation, but even if I could just detail what outfit I would like to wear and emerge dressed and ready to go, that would be fabulous\u2014like a new, improved, extreme version of Cher Horowitz&amp;#039;s closet computer in Clueless.    Photo: via Tumblr But while I&amp;#039;m waiting for technology to pan out, I&amp;#039;ll stick to fantasizing about the gorgeous collection. Related: 6-Year-Old Hudson Kroenig Tells Karl Lagerfeld He&amp;#039;s Fired "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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