Chanel Company (French: Chanel), is a top French female fashion private company founded in 1910 by Coco Chanel ("Coco" Chanel, August 19, 1883-January 10, 1971), and was founded by Pierre Wertheimer Owned by grandsons Alain Wertheimer and Gérard Wertheimer, Pierre Wertheimer was the founder Coco Chanel’s early business partner. In the beginning, this small shop was just a hat shop. In 1912, Coco moved the shop inside to No. 31 Kampong Street next to Place Vendôme

Chanel is a luxury goods company that focuses on high fashion and ready-to-wear, luxury goods and accessories. As a fashion designer, Coco Chanel catered to women’s requirements for elegant dressing. Simple tops and suits, pants and dresses, and jewelry (gems ​​and jewelry) replaced the cumbersome, over-designed and narrow-minded ones that were popular in the 19th century. Clothing and accessories. Elegant and revolutionary little black dress and the popular Chanel suit-an elegant design, including a knee-length skirt and a capable short top, traditionally woven with wool, black trim and golden buttons, to wear Large string of pearl necklaces.

Served as chief designer:

1883-1971: Gabrielle Chanel

1978-1983: Philippe Guibourge / Jean Cazaubon / Yvonne Dudel

1983-2019: Karl Lagerfeld

2019 to present: Virginie Viard