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In her extraordinary life and career, Coco Chanel revolutionized the fashion world in ways that remain relevant today. Her use of color was particularly striking. It’s hard to believe now, but before Chanel, black was not a color fashionable women would ever wear! Color was deeply meaningful to Chanel, who famously said, “The best color in the whole world is the one that looks good on you." With this aphorism in mind, let’s explore Chanel bag colors throughout the years. Since Chanel doesn’t name specific shades and a single color can express many personalities, we’ll also examine the Chanel color code. Classic Chanel Bag Colors Since its inception, four classic Chanel colors have formed the core of the brand's color story. Black, white, beige and red Chanel bags will always be the design house’s foundation. Additional colors in many distinctive shades come and go with the seasons.
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