New York Metropolitan Museum Unveils Unprecedented Chanel Special Exhibition

An unprecedented Chanel exhibition will be exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Gabriel. cocoa. About 34 years after the death of Chanel, this game began in cocoa. Chanel inherited from Karl. Lagerfeld’s representative fashion exhibition reveals the intrinsic spirit of the Chanel House...

Chanel classic image

To compliment women of the 20th century, Gabrielle. Chanel's works can be said to elegantly conceptualize modernism. Harold, the director of the Costume Society. Kodak stated that by creating a dress for herself, Chanel created a new image of modern women. After shedding the autobiographical fancy that she developed over time and speculated by Others, Chanel’s real life was very dramatic but reserved. Therefore, her work goes beyond the boundaries of class and reforms the concept of the suit. Her works are the ultimate testimony of her life. The Costume Institute is honored to offer this show, “Chanel”, which is still synonymous with never compromised names and names with natural charm.

As the most famous couture designer of the 20th century, Gabrielle. cocoa. Chanel has long been a subject of breathless myths and biographies. Her design has a profound influence on modern women. Her legendary life has also created her idol-like status. This Chanel special exhibition will present the history of Chanel House at the same time with the theme and the chronology. The exhibition will reveal the ideas, techniques and historical elements expressed in Chanel's works. Early works will be with designer Karl. Lagerfeld's creations were exhibited together. He revived the spirit and unique character of Chanel House in 1983. From Lagerfeld's ingenious and naughty citation of Chanel's spirit, and his attempts to combine high and popular culture, Chanel's creativity is again worshipped by the mainstream. At the same time, after his interpretation and extraction, the importance of Chanel in history is more recognized by modern women.

Ornate Chanel House

This exhibition will include the design and accessories of the Fashion Academy collection in the Chanel Pavilion, as well as other international institutions such as the National Museum of Clothing and Fabrics in Paris, and Harold, the director of the Costume Institute. Kodak and deputy curator Andrew. Bolton will be responsible for planning the exhibition. At the same time, Olivia, curator of the National Museum of Garments and Fabrics. Slade will also serve as a creative consultant.

2005 Chanel Spring and Summer Advanced Custom Fashion Show