Instantly recognizable and universally coveted, Chanel ’s signature tweed jacket first appeared in 1925. Gabrielle Chanel had discovered the traditional Scottish fabric during holidays at the ...

The Gabrielle is a notably different shape than other bags that have joined the forever family of Chanel. A major push for the fashion house in 2017, this hobo shape was meant to continue ...

CHANEL made tweed feminine and became the eternal signature of the House with its iconic tweed suit launched in 1954. Gabrielle Chanel loved the Scottish countryside and during her long walks ...

Each piece is inspired by Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel’s favorite threads; a highlight of the collection, the $677,900 Tweed d’Or necklace, features interwoven stones set in lattices of ...

Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel launched her eponymous label in 1910. Several products created during her reign - including tweed skirt suits, quilted flap bags and Chanel No.5 - are still among the brand ...

“ [Gabrielle Chanel] loved colour,” said one Chanel technician. Referring to look 15 – a baby blue tweed set – she said, “the fabric is pale blue but the braid is very bright.

Tweed has been inextricably linked with Chanel ever since Gabrielle Chanel transposed it from men’s to women’s fashions in the 1920s. It’s a perennial in the house’s haute couture, ready ...

The joy of inversion animated the work of Gabrielle (Coco) Chanel, the eminent 20th-century couturier who never encountered a convention she didn’t want to subvert. Gender, especially ...

"We followed the footsteps of Gabrielle Chanel along the River Tweed, to imagine tweeds in the colors of this landscape." Also inspired by Chanel's countryside walks, rubber rain boots emerged as ...

The fashion giant’s original storyteller was, of course, French designer Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel (1883-1971), whose life’s output is on display in a new exhibition Gabrielle Chanel.