CLOCK: Cara Delevingne walk Chanel Pre-Spring 2014 show in Singapore

  While the world awaits the impending wave of fashion weeks (men), Karl Lagerfeld sent us to the east, where Chanel Cruise held his pre-spring 2014 collection show in Singapore. Scroll down to see the show.

It was a relatively quiet affair compared to Chanel standards: No giant wind turbines, Scottish palaces and huge balls to open the show. But leave Karl Lagerfeld for the rustic atmosphere of an old plantation nutmeg in Singapore, an idyllic place to midseason Chanel Cruise collection was revealed.

When the lights were removed and the soundtrack of the '50s French awakened models including Cara Delevingne, Lindsey Wixson and Stella Tennant walked to the podium before an audience of more high fashion Prospectus.

"Today's cruise collection is not just about more than we (Chanel) always travel travel because we show in all parts of the world," Lagerfeld Chanel said in an interview. "We have made Europe We have made America so it was time for the eastern part of the world."

The collection was subtle and style palette, with the opening looks vaguely designs of Chanel in his first eponymous knitwear inspired used. This season, Lagerfeld has chosen to take a step back to quantiful use of color and opted for a limited beige, white, black and navy blue palette quieter - keep it simple, sophisticated, and sufficient.

Quadratic forms were yet feminine, as Lagerfeld new dimensions in the collection, including long skirts that were wrapped and adapted to be opened, that they look good with heels added - something he believes is difficult to achieve.

So strong eyes took the form of black lacquer painted on feathers and fly into effect abstract splashes - as worn Delevingne - as well as the use of tissues reflect light (not brilliant!) What Lagerfeld described so well for complexion. Who are we right?