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manufacturer

Chanel

period

1990s

materials

Lambskin, gold-plated metal

dimensions

30 x 21 x 9 cm

condition

Partly worn. Marks.

color

Dark brown

Dark brown, quilted lambskin. Buckle in the form of the CC logo and shoulder strap chain in gold-plated metal. Exterior pocket on the back. Lined. Two interior pockets, one with a zipper. Stamped "CHANEL MADE IN FRANCE", numbered. Dustbag. Partly worn. Marks. Chanel is a French fashion house established in 1920 by Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, or more commonly known as Coco. Coco Chanel started her career as a seamstress and singer, but in 1910 she founded her millinery shop. In 1913 Coco opened another shop in Deauville, where she introduced everyday clothing which were appropriate for leisure and sport. Chanel helped women worldwide to stop wearing corsets, adopting a sportier and more relaxed silhouette inspired by men's wardrobes, using jersey fabric, which was previously used mainly for underwear. "The Little Black Dress," referring to knee-length, elegant but simple black dresses, is also associated with Coco Chanel. She popularized tweed fabric, which is evident in the classic "Chanel suit"—a two-piece suit with a knee-length skirt and jacket. Other design icons signed by Coco Chanel include the quilted bag "2.55." Chanel's influence extended beyond clothing, impacting women's fashion by promoting comfort, simplicity, and elegance. Her innovative designs and forward-thinking approach to fashion have left a lasting legacy, making Chanel one of the most iconic and enduring names in the fashion industry.