9M views · 10K reactions | See the latest CHANEL Spring-Summer 2021 Ready-to-Wear collection, imagined by Virginie Viard and presented on October 6th at the Grand Palais in Paris. See all the looks on chanel.com/-WW_RTW_SS2021 | CHANEL | Facebook

420 reactions · 31 shares | Be the first to own a unique CHANEL eyeshadow palette with a limited-edition compact design, created exclusively for Black Friday. | CHANEL | Facebook

33K views · 3.4K reactions | FACTORY 5 COLLECTION. 17 limited-edition products inspired by everyday objects, a reminder that wearing N°5 transforms the ordinary. Discover it starting today at the CHANEL FACTORY 5 pop-up shop. Discover on chanel.com/-CHANELN5_Factory_ | CHANEL | Facebook

9M views · 10K reactions | See the latest CHANEL Spring-Summer 2021 Ready-to-Wear collection, imagined by Virginie Viard and presented on October 6th at the Grand Palais in Paris. See all the looks on chanel.com/-WW_RTW_SS2021 | CHANEL | Facebook

1M views · 2.1K reactions | In the sagacity of cities, the plenitude of open spaces or the daydream of a villa, CHANEL ambassadors Whitney Peak, Margaret Qualley, Lily-Rose Depp and JENNIE play the game of autobiographical fiction. Like a page of a diary written in an affable, imaginary ink, they tell their stories, and ours. On their arm, the CHANEL 22 bag, a genuine ally for daily life photographed by Inez & Vinoodh. | CHANEL | Facebook

The first Parisian retrospective dedicated to Gabrielle Chanel in Paris, the ‘Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto’ exhibition highlights the development of her style, the characteristics of her work, the emergence of her codes, and her contribution to the history of fashion. The exhibition is running until March 14th at the Palais Galliera in Paris with the support of CHANEL. | CHANEL

1.7M views · 32K reactions | • THE HISTORY CHANEL- EL PRECIO DE LA HISTORIA (Quero del imperio inca) | ArtPerú | Facebook

Jackie Kennedy’s pink Chanel suit is one of the most haunting outfits in American history. She wore it the day her husband, President John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The stained suit became a symbol of national grief — and she refused to change out of it, saying “Let them see what they’ve done.” But where is it now? #truecrime #jfk #truecrimestory #truecrimecommunity #fashionhistory #60sfashion #1960s #americanhistory #truecrimeaddict #truecrimejunkie | Sorry I