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"  In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Karl Lagerfeld talks about a subject we&amp;#039;re all talking about, all the time: Cara Delevingne. The Chanel creative director, who tapped the model to open his fall ready-to-wear show last week, compares her to two great, very different, faces: Charlie Chaplin and Kate Moss. &amp;quot;She&amp;#039;s a character. She&amp;#039;s the Charlie Chaplin of the fashion world,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;She is kind of genius, like a character out of a silent movie. I would see her better in a silent movie than a talkie because she over-accents the movement. Girls admire her like they used to Kate Moss. They all want to be as free as her.&amp;quot; Though he doesn&amp;#039;t come out and say it, another thing Chaplin and Delevingne have in common: their impeccable eyebrow game. Another topic that interests Lagerfeld is Queen Elizabeth II, who he says is practically perfect in every way: &amp;quot;Nobody does the job better than she does. She is never ridiculous; she is flawless. For this job, in our day, she is perfect. She&amp;#039;s not supposed to be a fashion icon who is changing fashion. The Duchess of Cambridge can do that. Kate is chic in a classic way, but sometimes, with her Philip Treacy hats, Camilla is wilder. I know people who know her. Apparently, she&amp;#039;s full of wit and spirit.&amp;quot; Full of wit and spirit! Sounds like the ultimate tea-time companion. Another gem from the interview surrounds the designer&amp;#039;s signature white ponytail: &amp;quot;My mother had beautiful white hair,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;Mine is a little peepee yellow, so that&amp;#039;s why I put the white powder in.&amp;quot; Happy Monday! Via ELLE.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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