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Question 498 Case Study 2019 Medium MCQ +1.00 marks
Examine each inference in the context of the passage: (a) definitely true - it directly follows from the facts given; (b) probably true - though not definitely true in the light of the facts given; (c) probably false - though not definitely false; (d) definitely false - it contradicts the facts given. The creative director of Chanel since 1983, Lagerfeld was designing an average of 14 new collections a year, ranging from couture to the high street. In a show entitled Paris-Bombay Art Show, that he had organised in 2011, the designer took inspiration from India and incorporated heavy silks and traditional South Asian teekas on the women who walked the ramp. The show saw Indian influences being kept to the traditional, with the incorporation of churidar-style leggings as well as ornate teekas. In keeping with traditions, the show had even used the old moniker for Mumbai - Bombay. During his long career, Lagerfeld's signature combinations attracted a host of celebrities including Rihanna; Princess Caroline of Monaco; Christine Lagarde and Julianne Moore among others.
Inference: Lagerfeld took inspiration from India for his designs. This shows that Indian traditional outfits are popular abroad.

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