Chanel invited a whole bunch of rising Hollywood stars to celebrate the opening of its Lucky Chance Diner, including Ava Phillippe, Meadow Walker, Rainey Qualley and West Duchovny.
Young Hollywood royalty stopped by Chanel's immersive Lucky Chance fragrance pop-up in Brooklyn on WednesdayThe famous kids of the rich and famous all descended upon Brooklyn on Wednesday night to celebrate the opening of Chanel's Lucky Chance Diner.
To kick off the first night of New York Fashion Week, the high-end French fashion house transformed an iconic diner in Williamsburg, Brooklyn into an immersive fragrance experience, inviting a whole slew of next generation stars and industry tastemakers to be the first to experience it.
For the evening, Lori Harvey opted for a completely transparent bodysuit featuring the brand's signature tweed print interwoven with metallic strands. She accessorized the body-baring look with a logo-branded belt, heaps of long strands of pearls with double-C pendants dangling off, and a pair of pitch black shades from the brand.While Harvey went very glam for this big evening out, Lil Nas X chose to keep his high fashion apparel on the more casual side.
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