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In the following years, Chanel challenged the women's clothing conventions of the era, liberating women from corsets and rigid structures. She introduced simple, comfortable pieces inspired by menswear, such as jersey, which was considered a humble fabric until then. This gave rise to an essential and modern style, a symbol of natural elegance. In the 1920s, she presented some of her most iconic creations: the little black dress, destined to become a timeless classic, and the Chanel N°5 fragrance, which revolutionized the world of perfumery with its abstract composition.

After a period of closure during the Second World War, Coco Chanel returned to the scene in 1954, introducing the famous tweed suit, characterized by clean lines and functionality. Despite initial criticism, the model became a symbol of emancipation and elegance.

After Coco's death in 1971, the maison underwent a transition phase until the arrival of Karl Lagerfeld in 1983. Under his creative direction, Chanel managed to reinvent itself while keeping the brand's historical codes intact. Today, Chanel represents iconic and contemporary luxury, founded on freedom, innovation, and an eternal style.