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.

First recognized as a revolutionary symbol, the "little black dress" quickly became a must-have item in a woman's wardrobe. Coco Chanel's simple and stylish designs, along with the use of black, made these clothes a symbol of a free and independent lifestyle.