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The summer selection from the Librairie 7L, founded by Karl Lagerfeld in 1999 and acquired by CHANEL in 2021, brings together the voices of four women. An 11ᵗʰ-century Japanese lady of the court, an American folk singer, a Belgian psychoanalyst blurring the boundaries of reality, and a muse who became a fashion photographer and then a war reporter… Discover them throughout the summer. See more at https://lnkd.in/eq9Af6rM

CAMÉLIA COLLECTION. More than a flower, the camellia is a declaration of style. Fashioned in sequins and satin, it blooms in a High Jewelry collection. It lends its geometric curves to an endless variety of styles. At the center of its 5 petals, a diamond brings its rounded lines into harmony. Discover these exceptional pieces as well as additional High Jewelry collections inspired by the House symbols: LES SIGNATURES DE CHANEL. Discover on https://lnkd.in/e5PvPEb9 #CHANELHighJewelry

More than just a crush—the ultimate crush. The day In-House Perfumer Creator Olivier Polge completed his creation, he realized he had just discovered the formula for a crush. The new COCO MADEMOISELLE CRUSH ABSOLU fragrance is like a shock wave that brings everything to a standstill, instantly permeating the space and lending the woman wearing it a magnetic power of attraction. Discover on https://lnkd.in/e9bGxzux

There's a crush between them.  It's impossible to resist the charm of Gracie Abrams, the new ambassador for the COCO MADEMOISELLE CRUSH ABSOLU fragrance. When the new scent, which embodies the power of attraction, meets this captivating and magnetic artist, a crush ensues. Discover on https://lnkd.in/e9bGxzux

CHANEL Connects, the flagship arts and culture podcast, returns for Season 6. From LACMA in Los Angeles to Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof and Fondation Beyeler in Basel, Season 6 connects pioneers across cities and disciplines to discuss what inspires them today and excites them about tomorrow. The new season features guests including: Ayoung Kim, whose digital installations are inspired by the velocity of Seoul; Thomas Bangalter, one half of Daft Punk and a pioneer of the French house movement; Emeka Ogboh, whose creative journey began with the sounds of Lagos; British maverick Linder Sterling, who has transformed the idea of glamour for over half a century; and more. Episodes released weekly, presented by Yana Peel, President of Arts, Culture & Heritage at CHANEL. Listen and watch on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/emM2F24T #CHANELConnects

1957 The year 1957 was the culminating point in the love story between Gabrielle Chanel and the United States, when two complementary visions of modernity and freedom met. Discover on https://lnkd.in/e_YievSy

Haute Couture “flou” [soft textiles] atelier, 31 Rue Cambon, Paris. Fold by fold, a light woollen cheesecloth skirt is pleated by hand. From sketch to needle, the embroidered strawberries and physalises come to life thanks to Lesage. The House’s emblematic beige is expressed in shades of camel and oat. Hands in pockets, low-rise waist, a contemporary Gabrielle Chanel. See more at chanel.com/-LK_FW26-27_HC

Haute Couture “tailleur” [tailoring] atelier, 31 Rue Cambon, Paris. The raffia is crafted to resemble straw. The blue tweed woven by Lesage resembles denim. A delicate braid of yellow feathers traces the outline of the jacket. Each of the unique jewelled buttons tell the story of a sunflower’s life, from seed to bud, and then to bloom. Inspired by the Scarecrow from “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”, the silhouette takes shape thanks to the savoir-faire of CHANEL Haute Couture. See more at chanel.com/-LK_FW26-27_HC

As in a fairy tale, flowers bloom in tweeds, vines climb heels, magpies and their treasures populate braids. Inside the garments, personal details—to-do lists, initials—reveal the woman wearing them. Each silhouette unfolds like a story, thanks to the savoir-faire of the Haute Couture ateliers. Music by Le Motel

N°5. More than a fragrance—an icon.   N°5, the legendary CHANEL fragrance, is a statement of sophistication and the work of an ensemble of artisans. From raw material selection to the final stages of bottle manufacturing, N°5 expresses the exceptional perfumer craftsmanship of the House.   At the heart of this floral bouquet lies Grasse jasmine, an emblematic raw material reserved exclusively for N°5 Extrait. This delicate flower with 5 white petals—cultivated, picked and distilled at the end of summer on the lands of the French Riviera—blends with May rose and neroli. A veil of aldehydes gives it an abstract character, affirming the inimitable olfactory signature of the revolutionary fragrance trail.   Its exquisite bottle is the result of a series of artisanal techniques. First, the glass is blown by a master glassmaker, then the bottles are cut, before every facet is polished to accentuate their shine and reveal perfect transparency. The stopper is pressed in an octagonal mould to shape it. Lastly, to preserve the fragrance, expert hands secure the neck of the bottle with a fine baudruche membrane and seal it with a drop of wax stamped with the CHANEL double C.   Discover more on https://lnkd.in/eQT2bYy9