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Fidèle à son engagement en faveur de la transmission des savoir-faire, CHANEL participe, pour la quatrième année consécutive, à l’exposition « Entrez en matières », dans le cadre des Journées Européennes des Métiers d’Art. Organisée du 3 au 6 avril 2025 au Musée d’Orsay, à Paris, cette rencontre a pour ambition de mettre en lumière les métiers de la main et de la création.    À l’occasion des 110 ans de la Haute Couture de CHANEL, la Maison met en lumière le travail exceptionnel des couturières et couturiers de ses ateliers de Haute Couture, qui feront une démonstration de leur expertise unique. L’événement, où seront présentées deux silhouettes de Haute Couture et les différentes étapes de réalisation de la veste iconique de CHANEL, sera l’occasion pour le public d’en apprendre davantage sur la Maison ainsi que sur les différents Métiers d’art et de la Mode qui contribuent à toutes les collections. Le tweed tissé et le plastron brodé à la main par Lesage sur l’une des silhouettes exposées reflètent cette collaboration étroite entre CHANEL et les Maisons d’art résidentes du 19M. L’école La Source, les lycées Marie Laurencin et Octave Feuillet, et l’École des Arts Textiles présenteront également leurs savoir-faire. Créé à l’initiative de CHANEL pour susciter des vocations et transmettre des savoir-faire artisanaux d'exception, 𝘭𝘦19M regroupe 700 artisans et experts répartis dans douze Maisons résidentes et abrite également un espace pluridisciplinaire et ouvert à tous, 𝘭𝘢 Galerie 𝘥𝘶 19M.   L’entrée aux Journées Européennes des Métiers d’Art est libre et gratuite. Sur la première photographie: Henri Gréber 𝘊𝘰𝘶𝘱 𝘥𝘦 𝘎𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘶 Entre 1892 et 1896 Statue en marbre gris Collection musée d’Orsay Charles Cottet 𝘈𝘶 𝘱𝘢𝘺𝘴 𝘥𝘦 𝘭𝘢 𝘮𝘦𝘳. 𝘋𝘰𝘶𝘭𝘦𝘶𝘳 Entre 1908 et 1909 Huile sur toile Collection musée d'Orsay

J12 BLEU Diamond Tourbillon, exclusively at the Watches and Wonders fair. For the first time, an intense matte blue elevates the highly resistant ceramic of the J12 watch. With this unique shade exclusive to the House, the CHANEL Watch Creation Studio gives time a new allure. Equipped with the Caliber 5 flying tourbillon movement, this new interpretation of the icon of CHANEL watchmaking combines highly resistant blue ceramic in a matte finish with 34 gleaming baguette-cut blue sapphires that illuminate its bezel. From gem setting to the assembly of the 172 components of the movement, every stage in the production of this exceptional creation was carried out in Switzerland by the House’s Watch Manufacture. Discover on https://lnkd.in/eJf__HpA #J12 #CHANELWatches #CHANELHauteHorlogerie #WatchesAndWonders2025

J12 BLEU Diamond Tourbillon, exclusively at the Watches and Wonders fair. Discover the new interpretation of the CHANEL watchmaking icon, for the first time elevated by an intense matte blue. Equipped with the Caliber 5 flying tourbillon movement, it combines highly resistant blue ceramic in a matte finish with 34 gleaming baguette-cut blue sapphires that illuminate its bezel. Discover on https://lnkd.in/eKk3Jnj7 #J12 #CHANELWatches #CHANELHauteHorlogerie #WatchesAndWonders2025

True to its commitment to support and accompany cinematic creation, CHANEL has been a partner of the ArteKino festival since 2020. The twelve feature films in this year's selection range from documentaries to fiction, taking a look at a world in the throes of change, with a particular focus on the hopes and questions of today's youth.   The festival is supported by the European Union's Europe Creative Media programme and CHANEL. The Maison d'art Goossens Paris created the two trophies for the European Audience Award and the Youth Jury Award.

At the heart of the nave of the Grand Palais, in Paris, ambassadors and friends of the House Rebecca Armstrong, Wang Yibo, Dakota Fanning, Caroline de Maigret, Seojun Park, Raye, Liu Wen, Naomi Campbell, Camila Cabello, Whitney Peak, Riley Keough, Tyla, Charlotte Casiraghi, Dave Free, Jessica Alba, Simone Ashley, Chang Chen, Hsieh Ying-Xuan, Gemini, Peggy Gou and Nia Smith discovered the Fall-Winter 2025/26 Ready-to-Wear collection in a spectacular and poetic setting inspired by the ribbon dear to the House. Playing with volumes and layerings, the collection enhances the codes of CHANEL with a dreamlike touch. See more at chanel.com/-LD-FW25-26_RTW

For ‘LOUVRE COUTURE. Art and Fashion: Statement Pieces’, the museum’s first exhibition dedicated to fashion and its sources of inspirations welcoming the public from 24th January to 21st July 2025, the House lent five designs and eight accessories from the Patrimoine de CHANEL collections. These creations bear witness to the vitality of CHANEL's creativity and savoir-faire. They also spotlight the CHANEL Maisons d’art which enhance every Ready-to-Wear and Haute Couture collections, including the feather worker and flower maker Lemarié, the embroiderer and tweed maker Lesage, the shoemaker Massaro, the costume jeweller Desrues and the goldsmith Goossens. CHANEL is proud to contribute to this exhibition and to showcase its exceptional heritage, which is still a source of inspiration for creation today. Musée du Louvre MAISON LEMARIÉ LESAGE PARIS MAISON DESRUES Goossens Paris

PLUME de CHANEL. An iconic House motif since 1932 when it appeared in the "Bijoux de Diamants" collection designed by Gabrielle Chanel, the feather alights on creations studded with diamonds. As though floating in the breeze—some accentuated by a pear-shaped diamond—they embody audacious movement and radically simple elegant forms. Discover these exceptional pieces as well as additional High Jewelry collections inspired by the House symbols: LES SIGNATURES DE CHANEL. Discover on https://lnkd.in/ePHJZD_d #CHANELHighJewelry #SignaturesDeCHANEL #PlumeDeCHANEL

A circular approach revolving around the camellia Formulas in the N°1 DE CHANEL skincare line contain up to 97% naturally derived ingredients(1) and 76% camellia-derived ingredients. They are housed in recyclable(2) and/or refillable packaging. (1)  According to ISO 16128. (2) Applicable to certain components and dependent upon on local sorting and recycling methods in each country. Discover on chanel.com/-N1-DE-CHANEL--

The CHANEL Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture show took place at the Grand Palais, in Paris, in a setting inspired by the idea of infinite movement. White, pastels, bright tones, midnight blue and black: the progression of the silhouettes follows a complete cycle of day to night. A sunshine yellow suit, a lilac dress with box pleats, a suit in white and black tweed painted and embroidered, an orange-pink coat over a purple jacquard dress… The vibrant silhouettes of the collection embody the endless renewal at the heart of CHANEL Haute Couture for 110 years. See more at chanel.com/-LD-SS25_HC

For 110 years, the Haute Couture of CHANEL has been about unlimited creative freedom, unique savoir-faire passed down through generations, gestures repeated yet renewed, patience, excellence and a timeless allure continually reinvented, instantly recognisable. The CHANEL Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture show celebrates this endless renewal, which has been the beating heart of the House since 1915, when Gabrielle Chanel first opened her couture house. Inside the ateliers at 31 rue Cambon in Paris a few days before the show, atelier premières, models, ambassadors and friends of CHANEL reflect on the unique craftsmanship of Haute Couture and the emotions it conveys. Today, CHANEL is the oldest Haute Couture house in activity. Directed by Thierry Demaizière and Alban Teurlai The film of the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2025 Haute Couture show will be revealed on Tuesday, January 28th at 2pm, Paris time. Photograph of Gabrielle Chanel: © Douglas Kirkland. Courtesy of CHANEL