Chanel Looks East for its Spring 2013 Campaign Starring Stella Tennant, Ondria Hardin and Yumi Lambert

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published January 6, 2013

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Updated March 16, 2021


Japanese Spring – For its spring 2013 campaign, Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld looks to Japan for inspiration with imagery evoking the interior of a traditional Japanese tea house. Long time Chanel muse Stella Tennant joins up and comers Ondria Hardin and Yumi Lambert in the advertisements shot by Lagerfeld.










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