Chanel reimagines Paris

As usual, Chanel returns with an integrated revolution. Today, Chanel models have passed in front of a drawing of famous Parisian landmarks, such as old book stalls on the banks of the Seine, to present the prestigious fashion house its collection of the latest fashion in a festive atmosphere in the French capital.

Chanel, famous for its haute couture shows, presented its winter collection against a background that also included a drawing of the domed Institut de France building overlooking the Seine.

Among the first things that Chanel revealed, there were woolen jackets presented by the house mainly in all collections designed by veteran Karl Lagerfeld in shades of gray that characterize #Parisian elegance since the forties of the last century.

But the collection also included other stand-out pieces, such as blazers and straight skirts with slits, feathered evening gowns and modern gowns with a hint of sheen.

The Haute Couture Week in Paris continues until July XNUMX, in which a few select fashion houses are showcasing what distinguishes them from other groups specialized in ready-to-wear.
To join the "high fashion" club of fashion houses, brands must obtain approval from the French fashion authority and meet criteria that include staff, skills and services provided to specific customers.
And Chanel presented its latest offers, weeks after it disclosed its financial results for the first time in its 108-year history, making it clear that it is one of the largest names in the world of luxury goods in terms of sales.

Chanel, which is owned by two French businessmen, has denied that it is going to be sold or listed on the stock market, saying it wants to preserve its privacy and independence.