When Jean Leymarie’s monograph on Coco Chanel was originally published in 1989, he was known primarily as a curator and modern art historian, both in his native France and abroad. Bringing his expertise to bear on one of the most famous (and often controversial) couturiers of all time, Leymarie legitimized fashion as fine art.   Completely redesigned by Philippe Apeloig, Leymarie’s classic volume is back in print once more. Beginning with a brief history of fashion, Leymarie takes the reader through Chanel’s early days, when she mingled with Jean Cocteau, Igor Stravinsky, and Luchino Visconti, through the development of her brand after her death by Karl Lagerfeld. A special essay on Lagerfeld’s contribution to the Chanel legacy, written by journalist Marc Lembron, brings this new edition up to date.  

It's fun to be this mean and still look so fabulous! On Halloween, let your inner witch shine through with help from this Chanel Oberlin outfit from the TV show, "Scream Queens." Super-stylish pink dress is accented by an airy capette with a ruffled neckline. The details extend from your head to your toes with the addition of an initialed hat and pouffy shoe

This is a Day of the Dead Boys Costume. 

This Mint Coco Flapper costume for women is a stylish choice for a 1920s themed party.