Karl Lagerfeld's cat starred in Swiss watches (photo)

The animal looks closely at the viewer, collapsing on raspberry silk with a glass of champagne, full of milk, against the background and a red clock in the foreground. The cat can also be seen on top of the human silhouette in a suit. Shupet looks out of the jacket, her gaze directed at the red clock on Hublot on the man's hand. In the end, she jumps off, leaving her "body" behind. "Shupet embodies the irreconcilable spirit that embodies Hublo.

Its cultural influence comes from its passionate uniqueness and bold authenticity, qualities that resonate with the way of life Hublot. More than the campaign, its presence is a celebration Julien Thornar. Issued in 2005, the first model of the clock was awarded for the best design on Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève, which is considered "Oscar" in the world of clock art. "It was a revolution in the clock business, the perfect combination of traditions and modernity.

Remaining the true values ​​of the luxury clockwork, such as craft quality and attention to detail, Hublot managed to position Big Bang as a offender in the industry that has traditionally seen little innovations in the design. Shupett is a Burmese cat. She was born on August 19, 2011. In the same year, the Batista Dzhibikoni model left the cat with a mentor and second Karl Lagerfeld during a trip to his parents for Christmas.

During this time, the man was so attached to a sweet animal that he asked the owner not to take it back. Two personal maids looked after her. They entertained the cat and provided a perfect appearance, watching the health of her wool and eyes, recorded everything that happened to her, and in nine months wrote off 400 pages. The cat had a personal iPad. She went from couturier to shopping and ate from the porcelain bowls at one table with the owner.

The designer's favorite had a personal chef and a security guard who accompanied her for all events. In a private aircraft designer Shupet took place on the pilot. It was transferred by Louis Vuitton, and a cosmetic bag, personally designed by the owner. It lay brushes for care and silver utensils. After the fashion designer's death of 2019, caring for the cat lay on the shoulders of the former householder designer Francoise Kasote. Karl Lagerfeld had no heirs.