Coco Chanel tweed jacket
Created by Coco Chanel in 1954, this little jacket nicknamed tweed is the centerpiece of the eponymous house. The tweed is a fabric that was very much used by men living north of Scotland. The tweed, dating from before war, went to the countryside in winter. Coco Chanel took over this fabric so that the woman is more comfortable in her clothes while being at the forefront of fashion.
Timeless, the jacket marks elegance and class in women. Eternal, this model is passed from generation to generation. Fashionistas in the soul will appreciate the dressing of their grandmother.
The biggest brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Dolce & Gabanna and Alexander Mcqueen will take this flagship jacket. Nothing works, the model Coco Chanel remains the number one.
The stars adopted it immediately. Through Vanessa Paradis and Blake Lively, the ambassador for the new miss bag line Chanel do not leave their fetish jacket chanel.
Two actresses attached to the brand will play Coco Chanel in two films. Audrey Tautou, the face of perfume number 5, plays the leading role in Coco before Chanel, a film by Anne Fontaine and Anna Mouglalis, a muse since 2003, embodies the creator in the film Coco Chanel from William Friedkin.
With many colors and shapes, its first quality is to adapt to all styles. This jacket is perfect for slim and simple jeans. She can also put on a flying skirt or tailor.
From bobo chic to trendy look, the jacket tweed master key.
