340 reactions · 12 shares | For the SPRING-SUMMER 2020 COLLECTION, Lucia Pica, CHANEL Global Creative Makeup and Color Designer, unveils an unexpected palette of muted colours inspired by the serenity of the desert. Peachy pink, cool brown and tender mauve tones combined with matte or shiny textures reveal soft and sensual femininity. | CHANEL | Facebook

279K views · 5.6K reactions | Do you want mo-mo-mo-mo-more?  You can catch Chanel's full performance during Saturday's Grand Final! #Eurovision #ESC2022 | Eurovision Song Contest | Facebook

The link between the history of Maison Massaro with CHANEL is vital — ever since Gabrielle Chanel’s iconic two-tone shoes in the 1950s. For the latest Métiers d’art collection, Massaro fashioned a cast of inspiring footwear including golden boots, signature color of the collection. More on chanel.com/-MDA18-19 | CHANEL

333K views · 6.6K reactions | The first Parisian retrospective dedicated to Gabrielle Chanel in Paris, the ‘Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto’ exhibition highlights the development of her style, the characteristics of her work, the emergence of her codes, and her contribution to the history of fashion. The exhibition is running until March 14th at the Palais Galliera in Paris with the support of CHANEL. | CHANEL | Facebook

2.1M views · 38 reactions | ICYMI here's the full exchange between Charlamagne Tha God and Ridiculousness's Chanel West Coast! Rob Dyrdek has to intervene and reel it in for the first time in show history  #Ridiculousness | Thrill One Media | Facebook

Jackie Kennedy’s pink Chanel suit is one of the most haunting outfits in American history. She wore it the day her husband, President John F. Kennedy, was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The stained suit became a symbol of national grief — and she refused to change out of it, saying “Let them see what they’ve done.” But where is it now? #truecrime #jfk #truecrimestory #truecrimecommunity #fashionhistory #60sfashion #1960s #americanhistory #truecrimeaddict #truecrimejunkie | Sorry I