Tilda Swinton stars in the Chanel Métiers d'Art Campaign

  Inspired by the Scottish influence on the fall 2013 Chanel Paris-Edinburgh pre-collection, the Paris fashion house operated actress Tilda Swinton for Art Paris-Edinburgh Métiers d ', which was unveiled at an exhibition was held at Linlithgow Palace in December. Creative Director Karl Lagerfeld lensed the Scottish blonde for new ads in a context of medieval tapestries set. Rich tartan and floral embellishments add a new dimension to the season of transition.

Chanel was charmed by its unique look, as Lagerfeld said: "Tilda perfectly embodies the Paris-Edinburgh Collection Of course it is Scottish, but more than that, she is a modern woman, a timeless icon of elegance.." Filming took place in Castle Ecouen a Renaissance chateau near Chantilly, France, the perfect backdrop for a collection inspired by Mary Queen of Scots and filled with tartan kilt and warm locations.

Lagerfeld also shot Swinton for "The Little Black Jacket", a book and an exhibition planned Rotonda di Via Besana Milan made from April 6 to 20.