Founders

Coco Chanel revolutionized fashion in the 1920s by introducing the "Little Black Dress," transforming black from a color of mourning to a chic, versatile wardrobe staple. This dress quickly became an essential piece in women's wardrobes and remains one of the most popular and enduring items in fashion.

Chanel's extraordinary influence and influence in the field of fashion was such that his name, as the only active person in the field of sewing and embroidery, was recorded in the list of one hundred most important people in the world in the 20th century.