Ambassadors of the House Tilda Swinton, Margaret Qualley and Keira Knightley wore CHANEL looks on the occasion of the 82nd edition of the Golden Globes in Los Angeles.
Tilda Swinton, Margaret Qualley and Keira Knightley also wore CHANEL High Jewellery pieces and CHANEL make-up.
Listen to journalist Lauren Bastide in conversation with Lucile Génin, writer of “De nouveaux endroits”. Her first novel published by Éditions du sous-sol in 2023, it tells a coming-of-age story in which the heroine travels to Canada to try to find out who her mother is. In the course of this discussion, Lucile Génin looks back on the readings that marked her childhood and adolescence, as well as the inception of her novel’s main character. She also deciphers the links between literature and cinema, and her sources of inspiration.
As part of the Rendez-vous littéraires rue Cambon Literary Rendezvous at Rue Cambon, the podcast "les Rencontres" highlights the birth of a writer in a series created by CHANEL and House ambassador and spokesperson Charlotte Casiraghi.
Friends and ambassadors of the House Penélope Cruz, G-Dragon, Angèle, Whitney Peak, Huang Yao, Chow Yun-Fat, Caroline de Maigret, Angela Yuen, Audrey Diwan and Blue Pongtiwat Tangwancharoen were reunited in Hong Kong on the occasion of the stopover of the Cruise 2024/25 collection at the Hong Kong Design Institute, a place of creation and transmission.
Presented for the first time last May in the south of France, the CHANEL Cruise 2024/25 collection is now making a stopover in Hong Kong. On this occasion, CHANEL invited close friend of the House Audrey Diwan to direct a short film. In “Modern Flirt”, the French award-winning director imagined the meeting of two mysterious characters, embodied by Angela Yuen and Benjamin Voisin, who find each other in the effervescence of the city and its infinite lights.
Refined contrasts — directed by Jurgen Teller, the CHANEL COCO NEIGE 2024/25 collection campaign associates the cosy elegance of chalet life with the technical materials of winter sports.
Model Loli Bahia photographed by Juergen Teller in the apartment of Gabrielle Chanel at 31, rue Cambon in Paris.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
As grand partner of the International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Fashion Accessories in Hyères, CHANEL celebrates in 2024 its ten-year support to this key encounter with emerging designers.
For the 39th edition of the festival, the Grand Prix of the Jury Première Vision distinguished Dole Elron among the ten finalists of the Fashion competition. The Grand Prix of the Accessories Jury rewarded Chiyang Duan.
Chaired by Nicolas Di Felice, the Fashion jury awarded the le19M Métiers d’art Prize to Romain Bichot in collaboration with Lemarié. The prize highlights the best co-creation between the ten candidates in competition and ten Maisons d’art settled at le19M since 2021. A place of creation and transmission, le19M was created to foster vocations and transmit exceptional artisanal savoir-faire. Bringing under one roof 700 artisans and experts in eleven Maisons d’art, it is also home to a multidisciplinary and open to all space, la Galerie du 19M.
By awarding the three laureates a grant for their next creative project, CHANEL and le19M stand for the perennial influence of the Métiers d’art’s exceptional techniques, enhanced by the inventiveness of promising talents.
The 7L Photography Grand Jury Prize, was awarded to Arhant Shrestha. He will be accompanied by the 7L in both the edition of a book and its launching on the occasion of the Paris Photo exhibition.
Meanwhile, laureates of the 2023 edition Igor Dieryck and Gabrielle Huguenot presented the result of their collaboration with the CHANEL Métiers d'art during an exhibition held at the Villa Noailles.
And to mark its centenary, tweed embroiderer and designer Maison d'art Lesage has collaborated with artist Aristide (Aristide Barraud) to create Murmuration. Depicting a swarm of starlings, this participatory embroidery, crafted by thousands of hands, unfurls along migratory stages between Venice, Dakar, Marseille and Paris. On the occasion of the Festival, the artwork makes a stop in Hyères, where Lesage invites the public to embroider the birds of this murmuration, before they fly off to le19M in Paris for the exhibition “Lesage, 100 years of fashion and decoration”, where it will be on show until 5 January 2025.
See the highlights of the festival.
Starring model Ella McCutcheon, the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2024/25 eyewear campaign directed by Inez & Vinoodh evokes the cinematic heroines of the seventies.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
Precious codes — embodying the CHANEL Fall-Winter 2024/25 eyewear collection, model Ella McCutcheon wears sunglasses embellished with a double C and a nod to the emblematic tweed of the House.
The collection is now available in boutiques.
As the Major Patron of the Musée du Luxembourg, CHANEL reaffirms its commitment to highlight women artists by supporting the exhibition “Tarsila do Amaral — Painting Modern Brazil”, presented from October 9th 2024 to February 2nd 2025.
Curated by Cecilia Braschi, the exhibition underlines the audacity, creativity and unique approach to painting of the artist and exact contemporary of Gabrielle Chanel.
At times linked to the Brazilian Pau-Brasil, modernist and anthropophagic movements, at other times referring to Cubism and the Parisian avant-gardes of the early 20th century, the work of Tarsila do Amaral, a central figure in Brazilian modernism and of the artistic revival of the early 20th century, draws on the popular and modern imaginations of her native country.
Major Patron of the Opéra national de Paris, CHANEL is proud to support creative freedom and to perpetuate its historical links with dance on the occasion of the Opening Gala of the 2024/2025 dance season.
The worlds of CHANEL and dance intertwine with a common repertoire — creative freedom, excellence and emotion are at the heart of every gesture, of every movement.
My’Kal Stromile’s creation "Word for Word" features dancers Hannah O’Neill, Valentine Colasante, Guillaume Diop, Jack Gasztowtt and Rubens Simon, wearing costumes specially designed by CHANEL.