3 maggio 2016 - Havana, Cuba, Cuba - Nascosto dietro il ''fotogenico'' facciate delle case coloniali lungo la l'Avana del lungomare frondoso Prado, trasformato per un giorno in un bling Chanel passerella, questa è una sbirciatina nella vita di ''real Prado residenti''. Longtime amici, Marta e Daniela, sono in chat circa le loro famiglie che vivono in noi, mentre letteralmente a portata di mano la più grande sfilata di moda nella storia cubana sta per accadere - la Karl Lagerfeld ''CROCIERA'' della pista show. Marta saranno poi guardare lo spettacolo dal balcone. Daniela non riesce a essere disturbato, ella piuttosto prepara la cena, il riso un

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May 3, 2016 - Havana, Cuba, Cuba - Hidden behind the ''photogenic'' facades of the colonial houses along the Havana's leafy promenade Prado, turned for a day into a bling Chanel catwalk, this is a peek into the lives of the ''real Prado residents''. Longtime friends, Marta and Daniela, are chatting about their families that live in US, while literally on their doorstep the biggest fashion show in the Cuban history is about to happen - the Karl Lagerfeld's ''Cruise'' runway show. Marta will later watch the show from the balcony. Daniela can't be bothered, she rather prepares the dinner, rice and fried eggs for the family...Built in Cuba's golden era when it was a wealthy port, colonial colonnades and elegant Art Deco buildings on either side of the boulevard are now in various states of disrepair although some are being renovated. Police blocked the whole area in the hours before the show keeping everyone who wasn't a resident in the area behind the barricades unable to see the show. ..Some Cubans criticized Chanel, the second-biggest luxury brand behind LVMH's Louis Vuitton, for choosing to showcase its new line in a country starved of material opulence. While ordinary Cubans have many day-to-day difficulties to meet their basic needs, Cuba is fast becoming one of the world's most fashionable destinations, as tourists and the style elite seek to savor faded glamour and Caribbean flair before it changes too much...French fashion house Chanel has staged its show in the Cuban capital Havana - the first international fashion show since the 1959 communist revolution, which highlighted both warming relations with the West but also new inequalities on the island, where about 70 percent of Cuban workers work for the state, on an average salary of $25 every month. (Credit Image: © Diana Mrazikova/ZUMA Wire/ZUMAPRESS.com)

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