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Coco Chanel has been the pinnacle of fashion ever since its inception.

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Photos of fashion designer Coco Chanel in Paris, from opening Chanel Modes in the 1910s to later in her life in the 1960s.

Coco Chanel Photos Through the Years: Her Evolution From 1910s-1960s – WWD

Coco Chanel is a symbol for fashion and feminism. She's credited with designing the little black dress and the Chanel suit, after all. But hanging in her closet were a few pretty big skeletons, too.

How Global Icon Coco Chanel Reinvented Women's Fashion

From a poorhouse in Saumur, to a Catholic orphanage in the Dordogne to a nightclub stage in Moulins, Coco Chanel’s life did not truly take off until she moved to the fashion capital of Paris. Here…

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Coco Chanel is most famously known as a clothing brand but she was also a very famous feminist. She changed the wo…

Gabriel Chanel was a French low class girl who grew up with her sister in an orphanage after her father having abandoned them there. She never intended to be neither popular not even a dress maker; her aspirations were to be able to make a living by herself without a need for a husband. Her…

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