However, she is even more noticeable with the nickname “Coco Chanel”. Her stylistic influence still carries over 50 years after her death. Gabrielle Chanel learned how to sew in an orphanage. Photo: Vogue. L’Officiel said Gabrielle Chanel was the daughter of a laundress and street vendor. She has not always had an easy and peaceful life. She was placed in an orphanage with her 12-year-old sister. This place has strict regulations, causing Gabrielle Chanel to have a tiring daily job. However, also at the orphanage, she learned how to sew. She left the orphanage and transferred to a Catholic boarding school for girls in Moulins, a region of France. To support herself financially, she started working as a maid and singer in pubs. In this place, she became famous for her song Qui’a vu Coco? (rough translation: Who has seen Coco?). This is the origin of the nickname “Coco”, which means “sweetheart” in French. At the pub, Coco Chanel met people important to the fashion industry. Among them was Etienne Balsan, who helped her sell hats from her rented apartment. In French, the word “coco” means “sweetheart”. Photo: Vogue. Years later, Coco Chanel opened a studio and quickly gained fame as a designer. Her fame continued to spread. Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel died at the age of 87 in 1971. She was the only fashion designer to be included in the magazine’s list of “100 Most Influential People of the 20th Century” Time voted. As a distinguished fashion innovator, she has extended her influence beyond haute couture, realizing a design aesthetic in jewelry, handbags and fragrances. Fragrance No.5 and keychain CC monogram is the identity of the Chanel brand. Photo: Sohu, ELLE HK. Vietnamese-born model goes catwalk for Chanel, Louis Vuitton Belonging to the generation of famous models, Jade Nguyen has the opportunity to strut her stuff at prestigious shows.

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Les Baux-de-Provence, a picturesque hilltop village in the south of France, is known for its winding streets, picturesque setting with the famous Carrières de Lumières cave. The limestone quarries are a major tourist attraction, hosting regular light and sound shows dedicated to artists such as Van Gogh and Cézanne. For Chanel, this cave has special meaning because this place was once a favorite place of the great French writer Jean Cocteau (1889 – 1963), also the place where he set the scene for a beautiful haunting movie. “Le Treat d’Orpheé” (The Will of Orpheus) 1959. Jean Cocteau and Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel. Jean Cocteau is a close friend of founder Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel. Cocteau considered Coco Chanel “the greatest tailor” of her time. The two spent a lot of time creating and sharing their passions in art at 31 Rue Cambon in Paris. Although they cannot meet often, the two keep in touch through handwritten letters. Chanel’s creative director, Virginie Viard shared: “During life, Coco Chanel was close to Jean Cocteau and I also loved Jean’s movie “The Will of Orpheus”. Especially the image of the man and the horse. Black went down to the Carrieres de Lumières cave, his silhouette striking against the white limestone walls. Inspired by letters exchanged between French poet Jean Cocteau and fashion house Coco Chanel during their close years, the collection connects ’60s design with the decade’s punk-rock style. 90, 2000. The show begins in Chanel’s Paris apartment, where models become moving portraits. The opulence and lavishness of the Parisian apartment, with its architectural and decorative details, is a stark contrast to the vast cavernous spaces of the Carrières de Lumières in Provence. The Cruise 2022 collection blends distinctive designs from different decades. Still designs tweed fabric, shoes, vest with white, black, and pink colors typical of the French fashion house. However, Virginie Viard has emphasized a bit more punk elements of the 60s-70s through the designs of mesh skirts, fringed leather skirts evoking wild features, combining the nobility of pearls and splendor of sequins. Models stand out with jet-black smoky eye makeup with messy hair and a series of lip piercings and mesh stockings. Supermodels strutted on the catwalk in the Cruise 2022 show. This is perhaps Viard’s most liberal collection since taking the helm of the French brand. The designer said she wanted to do something “quite rock”, reminiscent of the 60’s modernity in classic Chanel designs. Jean’s influence is also reflected through a series of animal motifs such as lions, pigeons, elephants, sphinxes, etc., hand-embroidered on the designs in this collection. These are the animals that have appeared in familiar items at Coco Chanel’s house at 31 Rue Cambon Street. Designs with dominant black – white tones stand out in the large space of the Carrieres de Lumières cave. Although Viard has been with the home for more than three decades, it’s been since taking over from the late artistic director Karl Lagerfeld in 2019 that Virginie Viard has truly admired them. “With Karl, I focused more on listening to him. Now, it feels like I’m exploring other sides of Chanel. When I read the letters that Cocteau wrote to Coco – I may have known about them before, but I only skimmed them. While now, those letters have touched my heart,” Viard shared. Viard sought inspiration for the outfits from the passion Chanel and Jean shared with each other during their lives. But Viard isn’t one to get bogged down in detail so ivory lace dresses, high-waisted white linen pants, dotted with hand-embroidered patterns like lucky charms, Provence wildflowers — lavender, grass musk, ranunculus,.. Cocteau’s influence on Chanel’s Creative Director is also evident in sleeveless tweed suits with white sailor collars combined with vivid blues, or in ruched white jumpsuits. recalls a costume Chanel designed for the play “Oedipus Rex” by the great writer. Chanel Cruise 2022 not only combines punk rock in a classic design but also shows the spirit of travel in the tourist fashion season. Loose caftan tops, easy-to-match two-piece dresses, and robes over bathing suits, appeared constantly on the catwalk. The collection is dotted with dresses made from woven chiffon strips with delicate watercolors. In addition, the company also promotes sustainable fashion trends when using 4 environmentally friendly tweed fabrics. These fabrics are made by Lesage, the renowned Italian yarn manufacturer that Chanel acquired last year, 28 of the 78 models in the collection contain more than 70% sustainable fibres. The show ended with beautiful images when the models together released white doves into the sky to the music and the voices of Sébastian Tellier, Paradis, Angèle, etc. under the sunset light, symbolizing information The message of peace and hope that Viard and Chanel convey in the Cruise 2022 collection. Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, the fashion industry has fallen into crisis, must gradually make efforts to recover and promote the race on digital platforms. The catwalks, online fashion campaigns, at-home photography, … impress the fashion world. Like other high-fashion brands, Chanel has been steadily developing digital products that help viewers and customers have the most authentic experiences – and it has made no secret of its intention to film. re-format directly as soon as possible, as soon as the epidemic is brought under global control.

Endless love for black dresses Little Black Dress (LBD) has the shape of an evening dress, a simple cut and quite short. Its origins can be traced back to the designs made by Coco Chanel in the 1920s. Small black skirts are versatile, lasting with the evolution of fashion. Aimee Adams bought thousands of black dresses over the years. Photo: Jonas O’Sullivan. Small black dresses are usually affordable, easy to buy. It was so popular that it was simply called “LBD”. At the end of the 19th century, small black dresses became a symbol of elegance and nobility. Aimee Adams used to come to London (UK) for a holiday at the age of 15. At that time, she was inspired by the Goth culture that was very popular in the 1980s. This woman quickly became attracted to the color black. Adams said: “I started wearing black from then on. There was a ‘sea of ​​people’ wearing black on Kings Road in Chelsea, London, England. Black is very classy and timeless. It makes you look slimmer. Whether you’re 15 or 99, you can wear a little black dress and still look elegant.” After returning to America, Aimee Adams changed to gothic style. She wears black clothes and wears black lipstick. “Everybody told me what happened to you,” Adams recalls. In 1985, Adams’ mother sent her to an all-girls college in Columbia, Missouri (USA) to study fashion design. Everyone on the street was surprised, feeling strange when they saw her in black. At the time, no one looked like Adams. The local newspaper also ran an article about her unique style. Despite winning a scholarship to London Fashion College (UK), Aimee Adams still chose another major. “I changed to major in makeup and makeup in the film industry. That’s how I became a makeup artist.” Charming with fashion and black Adams has a great love for black. She even wore an LBD at her wedding in 1990. The makeup artist shared: “I don’t dream of Disney style or big white wedding dress. It’s not my dream. Black represents me, belongs to me. I don’t want to be someone else. on his wedding day.” Aimee Adams owns several designs produced in limited quantities by Balenciaga, Dior, Mary Quant and Valentino. All of her dresses are black, but each one has details that make them different and unique. “I can’t count how many LBDs I own, maybe 3,000 or more,” Adams said. In the collection of Aimee Adams, there are several designs from famous fashion houses such as Balenciaga, Dior, Valentino. Photo: Jonas O’Sullivan. After having so many dresses, Adams had no place to store his clothes in the house. So she rents out storage space for £200 a month. This woman has spent thousands of pounds storing clothes over the years. Aimee Adams said: “My inventory is full of clothes. I also resell. I want my clothes to find a good home.” She was so passionate about black dresses that she spent a lot of time looking for her favorite model. During the business trip, after finishing work, everyone went to dinner. Adams alone sat in the car, surfing the e-commerce site to order dresses. The female makeup artist also buys dresses at vintage stores. She also visited Portobello Market in Notting Hill, West London (England) to hunt for her favorite black dress. Stylish summer outfits for girls Women can elevate their summer style with some simple, easy-to-find items.