In February 2019, the fashion world lost one of its most infamous icons when Karl Lagerfeld died. Lagerfeld was the creative director for the storied house of Chanel for 35 years, up until his death. Larger than life, he was unmistakably recognizable in his uniform of leather gloves, dark sunglasses and powdered white ponytail and known for countless idiosyncrasies including his complete and utter adoration for his cat, Chouette. Journalist and author William Middleton spent years working in Paris interviewing and socializing with Lagerfeld. He came to see a side to Lagerfeld that only a select few were privy to. In this deliciously entertaining book, Middleton will take readers behind the velvet curtain into the most exclusive rooms in the fashion industry, with the most elusive and unforgettable of its inner circle.