In “Claire McCardell: The Designer Who Set Women Free,” Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson honors the forgotten fashion innovator.

In this week's episode we sit down with Hahn to talk about 'Agatha' and 'The Studio,' and Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino stop by to discuss their new comedy 'Étoile.' ...

Goossens makes much of Chanel’s costume jewellery – the kind beloved by Coco herself. Many of these metiers are now housed in the brand’s le 19M building on the outskirts of Paris.

A balaclava can say, “I’m skiing!” or, “I’m about to commit a jewelry heist,” depending on how you accessorize it.The point is, we want you to feel free to express yourself! ICE believes in freedom of ...

Anna Wintour, after 37 years as US Vogue's editor-in-chief, is stepping down but not away. She will now focus on her global ...

Designers like Coco Chanel wore Bakelite jewelry and that really made it popular with the masses. Plastics were a “new and ...

There’s a place in Los Angeles where you can score a vintage camera, nibble on artisan snacks, find the perfect denim jacket, and listen to live music all before lunch – the Melrose Trading Post is ...

Coco Chanel’s French Riviera Home Comes Back to Life The newly restored house still conjures the designer’s unfussy elegance. By Nick Haramis and Clément Vayssieres ...

For its latest launch, Chanel unveils pieces featuring comets and wings as motifs; the debut in Kyoto is also a nod to the house’s collaboration with local lacquer artisan Yoshio Okada.

Upon her death in 2007, the villa went up for sale. The Coco Chanel Foundation purchased it for almost $50 million, and it is now ready to come alive again.

As Coco Chanel said, whenever you assemble an outfit, before you leave the house, look in the mirror, and take one thing off! Specifically, your badge identifying you as an officer of the law.

In 2003, Chanel released the equally iconic white ceramic version, in-keeping with Hélleu’s love of monochrome, which he considered to be a timeless combination (as did Coco Chanel).