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Elsa Lombardi (Emily Mortimer) makes a critical decision in Episode 9 of Todd Kessler's Apple TV+ drama — but who was her character in real life?

Apple TV+(Warning: Spoilers for The New Look ahead.)It’s hard to imagine a world where Coco Chanel’s (Juliette Binoche) name is not on a guest list. However, rejection did happen—and is swift—in a recent episode of Apple TV+ historical drama The New Look, when Coco tries to enter a lavish party at the luxury Swiss hotel she currently calls home.At the end of WWII, friends and money were in short supply for the designer, who self-exiled from Paris after French authorit...

From her ties to both Nazis and the French resistance to a life of rags to riches, Chanel was a woman of contradictions. Binoche tells us how she channeled her in “The New Look.”

A calm, charismatic performance from Raphaël Personnaz, elevates "Boléro," Anne Fontaine's absorbing biopic of Maurice Ravel.

‘Coco Before Chanel’ director Anne Fontaine focuses on Maurice Ravel in ‘Boléro,’ preps new project about popular music.

A justification for the continuing relevance of haute couture, John Galliano’s Maison Margiela Spring/Summer 2024 Artisanal show was an astonishing, extraordinary, you-need-to-be-there-to-believe-it moment of fashion trickery

The retrospective show "Gabrielle Chanel—Fashion Manifesto" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London takes visitors on a journey that begins with the iconic designer’s first millinery boutique in Paris in 1910 and ends with her final collection in 1971. Featuring over 200 looks brought together in one place for the first time, the show shines a spotlight on both little-known pieces held by the Museum and showstoppers from the fashion house, Patrimoine de Chanel, and the Palais G...

Chanel is making a strong watches and fine jewelry statement in Italy, opening it first twin boutique in Milan offering those categories and fashion.

Frédéric Grangié, president of Chanel’s watches and fine jewelry division, believes "it is crucial to set up a powerful foothold" in Italy.

A revealing look at centuries of art fakes, an art movement’s obsession with hands and Louise Bourgeois in Blackpool – all in your weekly dispatch