CHANEL: Tribute to top craftsmen

"This is a series of weak and strong ones," Karl Lagerfeld said. Since its release in December of 2002, it has continued for five winters. CHANEL will offer a special series in addition to the schedule for spring/summer and autumn/winter fashion shows to pay tribute to its craftsmen.

Since 1985, CHANEL has brought the top seven French workshops to its portfolio, including Desrues, Lemarié, Lesage, Massaro, Michels, Michels, Goossens, and floral decorations. Guillet, currently the seven workshops together form a company called Paraffection.

“This is a group of passionate people whose crafts have been handed down from generation to generation. We must fulfill our mission of maintaining unique French traditions and leave them in Paris. We must assist them in developing and nurturing new talents to ensure sustainable business. A CHANEL company spokesperson said, "These handicraftsmen not only serve CHANEL but also serve other fashion giants. Competition can always inspire new sparks."

PARIS-MONTE CARLO dream release

On the Thursday, November 7, last year, the latest season of CHANEL Advanced Handicraft held a fashion press conference at the Monte-Carlo Opera House - PARIS-MONTE CARLO Paris - Monte Carlo.

The media, guests and VIP guests from all over the world came to the scene. Faithful fans of CHANEL, such as Diane Kruger, Anna Mouglalis, Amira Casar, Elodie Bouchez and singer Cat Power, also gathered. The fashion show was held in the newly renovated Monte Carlo Opera House. The Chief is the Princess of Hanover and her daughter Charlotte Casiraghi.