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 Model Cara Delevingne gestures towards German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld after the presentation of Chanel's ready to wear fall/winter 2014-2015 fashion collection presented in Paris, Tuesday, March... (Associated Press) 
 
 A model wears a creation for Valentino's ready to wear fall/winter 2014-2015 fashion collection presented in Paris, Tuesday, March 4, 2014. "For me the supermarket is the pop art of today," Lagerfeld said on Tuesday after the show, admitting he rarely went to supermarkets himself. KEIRA KNIGHTLEY, RIHANNA AND CHANEL COOKING OIL 
 
 "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Keira Knightley — in a monochrome Chanel dress with tiny waist — rocked the front row alongside her husband, Klaxons singer James Righton whom she married last year. Once the show was over, many members of the audience furiously seized Chanel food products from the shelves.
– Chanel's show at Paris Fashion Week yesterday had a somewhat pedestrian theme: The Grand Palais, where the show was held, was turned into a Chanel supermarket. There were rows of food and household items, all with Chanel-branded names like Coco beer and Tweed cola, and models pushed shopping carts or carried baskets through the aisles while music and fake announcements played ("the young Marine is waiting for her parents at the cashiers," for example); signs advertised "sales"—like "1 for the price of 2" and "50% markup." Altogether, more than 100,000 items were displayed with more than 500 different labels; some will be donated to charity, Reuters reports, but others were grabbed by audience members after the show ... and things got so crazy that security guards had to intervene, with the AP noting fashionistas' bags were actually searched upon exit, with stolen goods removed, though one apparently made off with a Chanel doormat. "For me the supermarket is the pop art of today," said designer Karl Lagerfeld ... though of course he also said he himself rarely actually visits supermarkets. Chanel last made headlines for featuring models in sneakers.