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Russian influencers are cutting up their Chanel handbags in protest

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lt;p>Wealthy Russian influencers are sharing videos of themselves cutting up their Chanel bags in protest after the luxury fashion house barred Russian clients.</p>

Russian model influencers chop up bags in protest of Chanel ban

Russian influencers are fuming with rage at French luxury house Chanel, which closed its boutiques in the country and stopped all sales intended for use in Russia.

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Russian Instagram influencers cut Chanel bags to protest EU's

Russian women cut up Chanel bags in protest against the luxury

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