Crochet knit slingbacks with logo leather toe.

In 1910, she opened her first shop in Paris, initially dedicated to hats, achieving immediate success among high-society women. In the following years, she introduced a new way of dressing women, abandoning corsets and constraints in favor of simple, comfortable, and elegant lines. The use of jersey, previously used for menswear, represented a true innovation.

In the 1920s, Chanel created some of fashion's most iconic symbols, such as the Chanel No. 5 perfume and the famous "little black dress," reinterpreting the concept of modern elegance. She also introduced the tweed suit, synonymous with sophistication and practicality.

After a break during the Second World War, Coco Chanel returned to the scene in 1954, relaunching the maison with functional and timeless collections. Among the most iconic accessories, the 2.55 bag emerges, with its characteristic chain strap.

After her passing in 1971, the maison continues to evolve under the direction of important designers, including Karl Lagerfeld, who renewed the brand while maintaining its identity.

Today, Chanel is a symbol of elegance, innovation, and timeless luxury, continuing to influence global fashion.

• Chanel.
• Crochet mesh and leather slingbacks.
• CC logo toe.