Chanel (Chanel)
Chanel (CHANEL) founder Coco Chanel (Coco Chanel), born in Auvergne, France in 1883, his original name is "Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel".
Chanel's mother passed away at the age of 6, and her father sent her to a nun in a Catholic monastery. Because she was very talented, she learned the craftsmanship of needlework during her stay in the nun. At the age of 22, he made a living by singing in karaoke bars and coffee shops, and also gave the stage name "Coco", which will be famous all over the world.
It's really because of this song girl career, Coco Chanel made friends with two old customers and became their lovers, one was a British industrialist and the other was a wealthy military officer. Thanks to financial support, Coco Chanel opened its own store.
In 1910, Coco Chanel opened a women's hat shop in Paris. With the needlework skills he learned when he was young, Chanel sewed one simple and beautiful hat after another. With the help of the two lovers, it has attracted many celebrities. In just one year, Chanel moved her store to the Paris Conpeng neighborhood, which is more fashionable - this is also the current headquarters address of Chanel.
Then she entered the field of high-end customized clothing. In 1914, Coco Chanel opened two fashion stores, and since then, the fashion brand "Chanel" has officially been announced.
Coco Chanel brings a major revolution to the history of modern fashion with a series of bold designs and innovations. Coco Chanel also happened to catch up with the golden age of French fashion and art development. 1922 launched the famous Chanel No.5 perfume.
After Coco Chanel's death in 1971, the famous German designer Karl Lagerfeld became the soul of the Chanel brand. It pushed Chanel's fashion to another peak.
Karl Lagerfeld died in 2019, Virginie Viard took over Chanel, and a new era of Chanel brand came again.
