By Kirsten Bergen
Established in the early twentieth century by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, the company challenged conventional fashion rules by bringing simplicity of design, liberating women from corsets, and embracing comfort without sacrificing sophistication. Chanel's distinct character is exemplified by iconic designs like the Little Black Dress and the quilted purse with interlocking C's. Furthermore, Chanel blends tradition and modernity deliberately, flawlessly merging traditional aesthetics with current influences, ensuring an enduring relevance that captivates both loyal clients and a new generation of fashion enthusiasts.
