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Karl Lagerfeld is not only known for impeccable designs, but also for producing some of the most transformative and dynamic experiences for Chanel's fashion presentations. To sum it up, here are ten of the most ridiculous Chanel fashion shows ever.

On Thursday in Paris, the elite fashion house revealed yet another impressive presentation, as the brand set sail aboard a life-size mock ship to showcase its forthcoming Cruise 2019 collection.

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The custom Chanel liner, dubbed "La Pausa" is named after Gabrielle Chanel's summer house on the French Riviera, as it served as the ultimate backdrop to the fashion house's nautical-inspired range.

Models boarded the ship alongside Karl Lagerfeld for the grand finale, and the ship then opened up to guests, making for the ultimate indoor ship experience with extravagance/

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You can view a few key looks from the collection below, and for the full presentation, head on over to Chanel's website.

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Now, in case you missed it, Chanel brought high fashion to the woods for FW18.

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