Wool suit with jewel buttons, 36fr.

Chanel wool suit with jewel buttons. In 1913, Chanel opened a clothing boutique in Deauville, where she introduced the use of jersey for the first time, a fabric considered informal at the time. This revolutionized fashion, creating more comfortable garments and freeing women from the rigidity of corsets. In the 1920s, Chanel became a global icon, launching the famous “little black dress” (LBD), which became a symbol of understated elegance. In 1921, she created Chanel N°5, the fragrance that remains one of the most iconic in history, marking a new era in perfumery.

In 1954, after a hiatus during the Second World War, Chanel returned to the scene, renewing her style with the famous tweed suit and the collarless jacket. This period marked Chanel's return as a symbol of modernity and sophistication. Upon her death in 1971, the brand seemed destined to end, but in 1983 Karl Lagerfeld became creative director, bringing a new vision while maintaining the founder's legacy.

Today, Chanel continues to be a synonym for luxury, innovation, and timeless style, remaining faithful to the vision of Coco Chanel, who transformed fashion forever.