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This book examines the career and influence of Coco Chanel, focusing on her work as a couturière and her revolutionary impact on women's fashion. It charts Chanel's journey from her early life and the opening of her first shops, through to her groundbreaking designs of the 1920s and 30s, including the iconic little black dress and her use of jersey fabrics.
The book also explores Chanel's comeback after the Second World War and her lasting legacy. With insights into the Chanel workshops and an interview with Karl Lagerfeld, the book offers a complete overview of Chanel's contribution to the modern fashion landscape. It's a celebration of innovation, style, and the enduring power of Chanel.
Used (good, see images, some cover wear and some initial pages folding) Softcover ISBN 0879516399
