House of Chanel, Evening dress, French

Chanel evening dress 1932, shown front and with capelet. Culture: French Medium: silk

Evening dress, 1938-9, House of Chanel, silk & plastic, Metropolitan Museum of Art

Evening ensemble House of Chanel (French, founded 1913) Met2 - The Dreamstress

The John Wanamaker Auditorium. "Exhibition of Dresses Worn by Well-known Women of Europe and America," May 1, 1940–May 31, 1940.<br/><br/>John Wanamaker. "Exhibition of Dresses Worn by Well-known Women of Europe and America," June 5, 1940–July 5, 1940

House of Chanel, Evening ensemble, French

Chanel 1932. Two of my favorite dresses ever. You can never go wrong with a Chanel dress.

The V&A Will Chart the Becoming of the House of Chanel

House of Chanel, Evening dress, French, The Metropolitan Museum of Art

It Took 300 Hours To Make Penélope Cruz's Chanel Gown For Venice

Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty at the Met Fifth Avenue is a vibrant homage to Lagerfeld’s six-decade sartorial legacy, showcasing his exquisite designs and creative genius in a harmonious fusion of architecture and fashion.

Exhibition Review: Karl Lagerfeld A Line of Beauty — Musée Magazine

German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld after the presentation of his 2005 Spring-Summer Haute-Couture collection for French fashion house Chanel at Ateliers Berthier in Paris, France, on January 25, 2005. Photo by Klein-Nebinger/ABACA

Chanel’s recent VIP-only exhibition in Hong Kong comes on top of the rolling out of salons and programmes worldwide to offer top customers new levels of access

How Chanel is connecting with top clients in 2023, in Hong Kong and beyond – the French luxury fashion house opened a VIP-only exhibition and a sustainability programme

House of Chanel, Evening dress, French

The Met's Next Big Fashion Show Comes From One Little-Known Woman - The New York Times

Celebrity guests marvelled at the venue – an equestrian centre in the heart of a forest – and the looks alike, from sporty takes on mermaid dresses to sweeping A-line coats

Paris Haute Couture Week: Chanel's autumn/winter 2022-23 collection by Virginie Viard is a dreamy vision of gentle colours, lines and shapes – and statement details

Camels, stags, puppies, and horses — a menagerie of delightful animals take centre stage in Chanel’s latest spring haute couture show. The models’ joyful gait reflected one of the most playful haute couture collections since Virginie Viard took the helm of the French luxury house. The captivating set created in collaboration with artist Xavier Veilhan once again wrote an astonishing new chapter for the Chanel universe.

Virginie Viard Builds A Whimsical Wonderland For Chanel