"The Return" by Karl Lagerfeld - CHANEL

In December 1953, Coco Chanel began her incredible return to center stage. The designer reopens her Haute Couture house after fifteen years of absence. The collection is welcomed by the French press with an icy silence. Only the American media supports the looks that define the rebirth of Chanel's style. "The Return" retraces this determining period, that shaped the legend of the designer of rue Cambon forever.
"The Return," imagined, written and directed by Karl Lagerfeld, features Geraldine Chaplin in the role of Gabrielle Chanel, Rupert Everett, Anna Mouglalis, Lady Amanda Harlech, Arielle Dombasle, Kati Nescher, Vincent Darré and Sam McKnight.
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[@TheIvett93]

"I don't talk about fashion. I never talk about fashion, I talk about style. I talk about my style."

[@char7945]

I love Chanel. Not just their clothing and stuff, but their KZbin Chanel! They make commercials, and even short films with such creativity, quality, and class. And what's amazing is that it is really entertaining and they just don't hire any celeb, especially messy ones. you know? You won't see Kim Kardashian modeling for these folks. The people in the commercials and campaigns generally don't have an ugly image and have a good mark and taste in fashion. Chanel has a standard and that's one of the reason why I respect them so much.

[@laddawanbunkhong8425]

Repque

[@96mari1]

Char Watson hob Caleb. Vzzgv

[@v1rdgz148]

ok Char, ......and your point is ?

[@user-kr9dx3tj2n]

クオリティライフ

[@teresasmith8001]

Char Watson

[@youpihat]

Geraldine Chaplin is so,so magnificent in the role of Coco CHANEL,elle mérite une nomination " Meilleure Actrice" pour ce rôle. Bravo! Mr.Karl Lagerfeld.

[@ivanroxx92]

love her, she said she doesn't dress to look younger or richer. agreed.

[@Kat.Evangeline]

Love that her pearls were fake. I inherited some real ones from my Mother & they were promptly stolen.😒

[@andrewschneider7657]

@@Kat.Evangeline I’m so sorry.

[@rossandraortiztorres4105]

What she said at the end hit me like an arrow to the heart. " a woman who has never been loved or has loved; is lost, in fact she's as good as dead." Made me realize something about myself that I've secretly known all my life.

[@rossandraortiztorres4105]

+NADS IQ well when u have lived my life then u can make that judgment.

[@rossandraortiztorres4105]

+NADS IQ I understand ur point now. Maybe next time be a lil more specific.lol but in all honesty I don't live for myself, if that were the case I wouldn't be here. I definitely don't live to find that person either, I gave up on romance long ago. I live for my family, my mother,sister and my nephew, n I live for the hope of one day having my own child and living for them. Everything else is just trivial and temporary.

[@lovebunnykaz]

+Rossandra Ortiz Torres Straight in the feels.

[@gonewiththeSound2984]

well I love myself, which, I think, I'm beloved. Oh and I suppose the 'style' Madame Chanel was talking about is one's spirit or soul (characteristics, personality, knowledge, thoughts , point of view, life experiences, and so on).

[@gonewiththeSound2984]

+NADS IQ haha yeah...I know lol

[@hiraqure]

I want to bring elegance back

[@dominicweber]

Who are you?

[@avlivinggolden]

Do it girl!!!!!! Do it!😁

[@suryanihen9462]

Are you the next coco chanel in this 21st ??

[@epiphanyinsight]

Please do!! We desperately need it!!

[@keilalugardo]

i will help you

[@Kat.Evangeline]

Love her timeless style. When my daughter was 2 years old & found a cute dress for her at a thrift shop & told her it was a "Coco Channel dress"😉. She would repeat that mantra every time she wore it. It had that 'Coco' style. Also we named the cat 'Coco' after her.

[@RachelHophes]

"the most important thing for a woman is know that she's been loved. to love is easy, everyone can love but to be loved..." one of the best quote of all time!!

[@1811aldoj]

I saw this short film and ended fascinated with the little piece of Coco's story. After that, I started to look at the comments and find out that most of the people are complaining about the accent, the scenario and other things. I think the film wasn't about all those things. It was something deeper. It was inside Coco, inside that creative woman who didn't listen, who didn't follow the crowd. For what I understood Coco was a lonely woman, who wasn't loved as she wished...oh lord. I could keep writing good and bad things about Coco but, you know live is too short and my dreams are too big. Rest in peace mademoiselle Coco Chanel

[@shelbyjuice]

I love this actress that's playing Coco- I've never heard of her but she is SO fun to watch. Thank you for these!

[@ROBYNMARKOW]

She's Charlie Chaplin's daughter, Geraldine & yes,I thought she was terrific as well👍!

[@sashalembowitz3739]

+ROBYN MARKOW I guess talent runs in the family :)

[@rr7firefly]

+Juliet Hope Wayne Geraldine Chaplin was a very well-known actress in her early career. She played Doctor Zhivago's wife Tonya opposite Omar Sharif in the 1965 movie.

[@kkabubakkar123naheema6]

mayhem mayhem

[@shelbyjuice]

+Noe Berengena woah! thanks for the info- I'm happy to have more of her work to check out. I just google-imaged her. What a sweet face. Cheers!

[@holmebabie]

Wonderful job. An Oscar for the woman who played Coco C.

[@zentopia7]

Amen! and screw all these fucktards that have nothing but hate, bunch of snobby fashion nazis

[@sharonjohnson8210]

The actress, Geraldine Chaplin, is Charlie Chaplin's daughter. She played Tonya in the Doctor Zhivago movie.

[@bubblebutt4919]

daughter of charlie chapman

[@azabujuban-hito8085]

@@bubblebutt4919 who is charlie chapman

[@electricdreams22]

Sumida Ryogoku Just basic culture....

[@ruzzelladrian907]

2016 and people are still following Coco Chanel's designs. No wonder she said " I do " Reporter: Who gets to decide what is good taste ? Coco: I do. No crap she's right, and I'm obsessed with her style as it ended up in men's clothes as well.

[@ChildofGodforevr]

Each woman has her own taste in clothes and that Chanel woman doesn’t get to decide what is style. Maybe in her crazy mind. Wear what makes u feel beautiful and stick it to fakes like chanel .

[@annalisavajda252]

Yes some are genuine experts and can boast to be.

[@kikijr.8204]

why every girl looks gorgeous when she wearing chanel?

[@t.lo90--93]

Exactly... Good question

[@xmaro27]

money is never lie darling :)

[@MOIRAHOUSE1]

Because she wear Chanel, and nothing else !

[@amrapalidasgupta1543]

because its Chanel..

[@janayamber9706]

Risky Jnoor Becase it is simply CHANEL it is meant to look amazing

[@jehanvazifdar1128]

the best of lagerfelds short films. i love the coco chanel quotes that were worked in.

[@rukevweukwa9769]

I just stumbled on this channel and i most say i am in Awe.. Madmoselle Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel was a woman of great wisdom, elegance and style. watching these short films by Karl Lagerfeld is a gift to what her life was like. But the loneliness she felt..made me so sad. I wish she could feel the unending love we all have for her, because it seems she didn't feel it as much as she would like then. Geraldine Chaplin you gave this film so much life and color...Coco Chanel would have been proud.

[@sallowsquallsofficial6781]

I wouldn't call sleeping with a nazi "wise", exactly.

[@constantasoare7507]

Good film, but somehow sad... the loneliness of the creator... Karl Lagerfeld is very talented guy, love his photos and films, he is so underated.. seems nobody can have it all... at least for the moment lol

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

Karl passed away a few days ago and i came across your comment and smiled. A fashion icon who preferred his privacy. He was loved after all.

[@Kat.Evangeline]

And we all die.

[@IRACAROLINA2001]

15.33 The most important thing for a woman is to know that she has been loved, to be loved. It is not to love, as to love it is easy..anyone can love.

[@dominicweber]

I wish. I was never in love.

[@rukevweukwa9769]

this got me so deep..

[@ChildofGodforevr]

That’s maybe true for her. It’s not easy to love, not for everyone. This Chanel woman is nuts. Obviously the jean market made more money she every could dream of with her crappy overpriced clothes. Only rich corrupt pretentious ppl wear her clothes, and idiots who can’t afford it but will go into debt for a label, 99% of ppl wear what makes them feel beautiful. I would never pay $5000 for one of her ugly jackets. And I can afford it. And oh my goodness her beyond ugly purses. And the only Chanel perfume that’s even worth buying is the exclusiv line of perfumes, which she had nothing to do with. That No 5 perfume is horrible . Smells like 100 yr old lady. The aldehydes are horrible. Maybe they tried to make it smell like Chanel as she would smell today. Decomposed....lol Truth.

[@wisteriafleur3522]

@@ChildofGodforevr So why are you here if youre only going to talk shit to her then?

[@lesliejgodoy]

@@ChildofGodforevr you may be able to afford the $5000 chanel jacket dear but you appear to lack some class.

[@EmpereurdeLan3000]

19:35 Don’t forget about what ? Don’t forget that America 🇺🇸 is the country that rediscovered you. Touché !

[@wvanderwahl]

This was well acted and the details of the period were on point as all of Karl's films. He has an incredible eye for lighting. The hair was brilliant. I enjoyed this though Geraldine's wig/hair piece did not shoot so well. The color wasn't well blended.

[@PHlophe]

Meneer , you paid attention to the smallest details . You ought to be a couturier.

[@llezzamagu1]

Geraldine Chaplin is pure soul love her wow!

[@isabs8616]

llezzamagu1 I would like to see her in many films, she is so moving, I love her, she gives everything

[@user-fh7vq6hm3l]

Gosh, I loved this. Seeing "Coco" smile made me smile. 😊 good acting, beautiful clothes, great production.

[@Booboonancy]

What a treat. I loved this short film and would love to see a full feature on this. Geraldine Chaplin is mesmerizing. Karl Lagerfeld is a master

[@natelyless469]

This help a lot to remember her persona and how she was like..very strict but also kind and sweet .maybe a little pretentious and eccentric at times but still a very interesting woman

[@zoefern1875]

L !klohnn ????bbmk!?l? ?Ozawa's ,l! ?, ! F

[@sterlingross919]

Nate Lyless She was actually a vile person.

[@natelyless469]

Sterling Ross she was genious

[@wildflower6894]

+Sterling Ross how would you know? you haven't met her have you? i don't think you have...

[@murdialzhrani2987]

خخجهعقو

[@ntinao0]

when you are born without wings dont do anything to prevent them from growing... words of wisdom,,,

[@freeassange402]

what is good taste? Coco: " its has something to do with spiritual values" great line

[@heartsglitterslove]

I don't know why most people I read in the comments don't like this... but I think it was magnificently wonderful! Beautiful dresses, and hair. The first model was gorgeous, and I could totally see Coco's sass. I think it was all around lovely! Not confusing or awkward at all, per say.

[@TheMsnessa66]

Karl has focused on what I think is missing from most all films about Coco Chanel...her comeback. I wish there was a movie made about her life after the comeback up to her death. I think this was very well done for a short and wish it were a full length film.

[@maggiemconnor]

"try wearing blue jeans, see what it does to your face." - Coco

[@crystaldang4741]

DUNGTAYLOR

[@shokohfarzaneh9382]

Maggie Connor اتltn

[@tammyc1527]

Good mojvie

[@donvillo4592]

Crystal Dang it q

[@hofhofandaway]

Savage! 😂

[@Auenerkaty]

Geraldine Chaplin has the most beautiful little face i've ever seen; i love each one of her wrinkles; her eyes are so splendid...

[@karenbarros7012]

Me: I like you *My crush: **_That's a very bad joke, Madame._*

[@andreswgc]

No juzguen tan severamente a Karl. Ha hecho un extraordinario trabajo. Después de todo es solo un amateur, como todos nosotros en distintas áreas. Me apena cuando las personas critican y condenan trabajos de personas no especializadas en un campo específico. El filme es más que encantador. El escenario, vestuario, el corte y el ambiente son más que exquisitos. Transportarnos a los duros momentos que pasó Coco después de la reapertura de maison, es el verdadero sentido del trabajo de Karl. No es para ganar un Oscar, es una para inspirarnos a levantarnos en momentos difíciles.

[@PilotVBall]

So much smoking that I almost got lung cancer watching this.

[@hongthanh8407]

Artist design fashion is always need smoking , I like to watching this vidoes it very professional , but she's hard work she need to take a rest a lot , that's why smoke

[@rr7firefly]

If you watch the NY Times series on fashion designers you will notice that J.W. Anderson (one featured designer) smokes Marlboro Lights.

[@addinan]

Hahahahahahaha!

[@stuartleetv]

F

[@yaoyulee9794]

This is the only short film by Karl Lagerfeld I like, very encouraging & inspiring to me! I'm 45 in 2018 and my life is just about to take off, a real take-off (I was a house husband for many years)........

[@sweetstorm7652]

YAOYU LEE ayyye go for it! Best of luck!

[@cedriceccentric]

This is the first film by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel that is actually good. At last he got rid of the talking models and hired real actors.

[@Sandrahroman]

Geraldine Chaplin makes this short film unforgettable...

[@sharilaa]

Lonely woman without love. Eat lonely for dinner. Best short film. 👌👍💗

[@fashiondolldreamer]

Just watched this again after several years... Geraldine Chaplin is AMAZING as Coco Chanel!!! R.I.P. Karl Lagerfeld.

[@maggiemconnor]

"bad taste, you never get over." - Coco

[@erinwallace5644]

Absolutely stunning. Beautiful to look at, unflinching in it's portrayal of a controversial yet brilliant woman. Superb in every sense.

[@alanl2550]

Delightful! I wish this could be expanded into a feature film. Very well done. Superbly photographed, great attention to details of the period. The casting of Geraldine Chaplin was inspired.Wonderful!

[@s.f.694]

The actress playing coco is amazing!

[@villegaslillo]

It felt like 10 minutes. I was impressed when I realized it was almost half a hour long. I was very much entertained and delighted by this. I see there are many knowledgable people here that didn't like this short film, and they have the right to speak their minds, but it's so annoying when people think they represent The Truth. I think it was splendid.

[@eskimoeason]

I love Ms Chanel, her uniqueness is by nature. A truly genuine person, very genuine and also can feel how she feels about love. I am hooked by the film, it's fantasitc better than so many blockbusters, the compositon, colour, lighting, atmosphere, clothes, beautiful people etc etc are brilliant and I want to watch more.

[@carolnicholson2967]

Karl ,This needs to be a full movie 😀 waiting for that day loved this Thankyou

[@ellahtrixiesarroca9626]

I wish I can afford Chanel Jacket or perfume 😧

[@Lilibear-1]

The perfume is affordable

[@fortysomethingbadgirls2173]

My son purchased a bottle for me at Christmas. I recently acquired some vintage tweed fabric and will design my own jacket since they are expensive!

[@stanthology]

Just get a bottle or a fake label. Who's gonna know the difference, if it means so much to you. Kisses!

[@azabujuban-hito8085]

I always use the whole Chanel no 5 and Chanel Coco toilettries line ( perfume, EDT, bath oil, bath gel, body powder, body lotion). It always makes me ready to face the day . And for the Chanel wardrobe..so far I only have 3 suits, 6 purses and 3 pairs of shoes..but I intent to expand it 😊

[@elyzaelle2]

You can actually buy a lip balm

[@bhavininath]

the golden dress was soooo gorgeous... sooo beautiful... just flawless

[@luisparedes7105]

“You see francoise. On the sight of great success. One is world famous. One is rich...apparently and yet I’m sitting here alone.” I’ve felt her sadness hearing that. 😔

[@AelitaUndomiel]

Damn, Geraldine Chaplin is PERFECT as Coco Chanel! She absolutely nails it. Wonderful film.

[@isabs8616]

Géraldine is stunning good actress !!!!

[@stmichl9433]

Yes she may be a good actress....in one of her father's silent movies perhaps!

[@soltanalosmi475]

never too late for love .and yes woman dress for woman

[@Kat.Evangeline]

Or ourselves mostly.

[@seabreaze4243]

Geraldine Chaplin is a superb actress !!!

[@aabrilamor]

I love Coco Chanel! Her style is timeless!

[@juliaazv]

Wonderful! I love the Lagerfeld´s short films!

[@ManuelGuerreroR]

Wonderful, the direction, the actors, the soundtrack, a round of applause for it.

[@hikari443]

I really admire her she wasn't rich and she worked for it.

[@courathiam256]

Magnifique ! What a splendid little movie ! Only Karl Lagerfeld could create something like this. ❤ Thank you Coco and thank you Karl for your dazzling collections that I have loved and worn over the years. And no actress wears Chanel like Anna Mouglalis.

[@thecitizenjoan]

I wanted to see her go on that date the end...

[@TheTrifs]

Watching this for the second time. I love it!

[@ZLOVEKIDS34]

I

[@stevechristie2569]

Laura Trif are you a model?

[@sumw1634]

Why is "coco Chanel" speaking English? so weird!!! Doesn't seem French at all. This should be in French and English subtitle.

[@Bluemoonsigma]

God Bless her sweet heart... I sincerely hope she wasn't lonely in the end. She deserved love.

[@smoopymvv1234]

For school I'd to impersonate someone, and I chose Coco Chanel, I just fall in love with her, this movie was awesome representing it and telling us the story of her return in 1953. She was a very genuine and determined woman. Coco Chanel and her works will always be in our history. Unbelievable. xx

[@yuvraj6422]

Its geraldine chapline and karl lagerfeld who rosed a love in my heart for CHANEL. 📽

[@maureenrebello5373]

The most lovely classic and modest dressing ever love it

[@lisa.user-xm7kz2tb6x]

"Chanel Solitaire" 1981 movie. I owned the VHS. I was hooked. I read every book that could find on Mme. Chanel :)

[@ThatCanadianGirl_EH]

This lady played Coco so marvelously. Wow!

[@ericsentana9680]

une pure MERVEILLE , une GRANDE ACTRICE , dirigée par un grand MONSIEUR KARL LAGERFELD , de la POESIE pure merci de tout coeur !!!!!

[@EmpereurdeLan3000]

Je suis persuadé qu’Audrey Tautou a été très fière de la performance de Géraldine Chaplin

[@camilalopez8581]

Fun Fact: The woman who plays COCO CHANEL is charlie chaplin daughter´s

[@directionerstyels4132]

CoCo Chanel,she's a fashion designer obviously

[@simonefranciscateixeiradia7678]

A estilista dedicou a moda ,analisando as formas com o olhar e apresentou acabamento final com amor e dedicação.Não traçava o molde imaginava ,dom divino.

[@amaliabellu3243]

my fashion IDOL!!!!

[@ohoood4]

ةوةةللىعتجىنمللنىنتىننةة

[@eleganceofshe6137]

Coco Chanel is a style icon. This is why I’ve started my channel 💕

[@joeyxue]

QUESTION: at 17:29 COCO CHANEL says "i hate blue jeans" in passion. so why Peter Phillips created a collection of nail polish in 3 blue shades, one of them named "blue jeans" has anyone used the one mademoiselle absolutely hated ? something against mademoiselle's wish perhaps?

[@kristoferwilson6593]

would have been perfect if it was in french

[@elenavelasco9118]

Kristofer Wilson .

[@eostre5688]

ikr

[@qspung]

Karl Lagerfeld , a living legend and the most fashion talent i ever seen !

[@elizabethwilliamson7373]

In the late 60's (68) I wore my hair like Chanel. also, with my first real job I purchased my first bottle of Chanel perfume. I only used that perfume on special outings.

[@leona7997]

absolutely OBSESSED with these have been watching them all day!! everything about them is so perfect -- from the details to the actors (geraldine chaplin is just the best!!) every single one i watch i end up wishing it was an entire movie hahaha this is probably my favorite so far

[@TreySongzzYuup]

"What is the name Coco, Coco Chanel. I don't think the name will last forever. It's the name of a bird of a parrot. Coco Chanel, It won't strike history believe me" - How wrong was she!!

[@lauriem6337]

Pourquoi cette vidéo est en anglais alors que Chanel est une marque Française ?

[@kioumim]

pour que la majorité des personnes qui la regarde comprennes

[@ShawnShynee]

P

[@ib2110]

I am also disturbed by that, it would be more acurate to do it in french and they could put some english subtitles.

[@parpir9839]

Laura brd male maleman an francai chanele se,dan normalman chanele se anframcai

[@fredflintstone2234]

Pas juste une marque française mais aussi une femme française! Oui, ce n'est pas un détail.

[@wonderingeyes]

Brilliant, this was quite enjoyable, the film was like a visual poem. Some of us loved it and felt every moment presented and the entirety of this short film, and some quite clearly did not, pretty much like everything else in the world. Be that as it may, I found it riveting and interesting to watch throughout, liked the pacing and the tension ( yes tension) in many of the scenes, especially the ending.

[@miguelg.2877]

Dos genios juntos: Geraldine Chaplin y Karl Lagerfeld. Qué placer cada nuevo desfile de Chanel y cada corto, temporada tras temporada... Gracias Karl!

[@veroc.p.2909]

Excelente interpretacion de Geraldine Chaplin.

[@sophieberlin2649]

she was so confident. i love her. she is my idol since i was 6. for me she is still alive❤

[@jandlesmith]

This should be a tv series. Never ending one.

[@laniersmith1798]

It was very beautiful to look at but looks are not everything. You need substance, style and a direction in a short film such as this. The Return meandered and floundered while searching for it's center. First off the film lacked a sense of place, of the city of Paris. it's lack of elan could have played out anywhere. Second, the film had no tension or real feeling. Geraldine Chaplin did her best to create from very little a real portrait of Chanel and for that she is to be commended. However the lack of a script in this project was the death blow to any real feeling or emotion it might have evoked. Third, the most essential thing to making any film is a good script. it is the foundation, like a dress pattern. This was a Chanel suit made without a pattern, the fabric was thrown on a dress form, barely draped or pinned, and sewn in the dark. The direction was non existent which left the film to be barely watchable and embarrassing.

[@Misseffortlesslychic]

Totally agree with you. I find it odd she was speaking with English accent when she was French. She was fluent in English due to her frequent trips to the UK but this short movie does not cut it at all

[@dorothylauralee]

In comparison to Lagerfeld's usual work, this did have substance and direction. I'll admit that direction could have been greatly improved, but I would disagree that there was no strong emotion evoked in this film. I did feel for this troubled and lonely Coco Chanel who received more attention and flattery in her early years than one could handle in a lifetime, and yet there she was sitting all by herself. I also find it quite refreshing that Paris is not put into the spotlight. This isn't about Paris, this is about Chanel and her personal style. Let us give credit where credit is due. Although unconventional, this is still a fashion film. I appreciated the fashionable details incorporated into these scenes - the emphasis on style over fashion (her pearls were fake?), the poem reader's old-timey androgynous voice (the fashion world is obsessed with androgyny), even the harsh critics at the show, something that designers today expose themselves to every season. I sense that Lagerfeld is communicating the reasons behind his snobbery through Coco. When it comes down to it, the film/advertisement is effective in sending its message that elegance is timeless, and timeless is Chanel.

[@RomePure]

How eloquently put! I feel karl Lagerfeld's attemts at movie productions are futile. This is the second one I've watched, and it is another empty peanut shell.

[@Glenn1441]

Katya Aksenuk Agreed and I'm glad to see these few comments, honest critiques, rather than fawning praise for KL. He's a talented man who has earned his place at the top of the heap of high fashion, but as a film director, and even as a photographer, he is mediocre at best. The woman playing Bettina Ballard is dreadful, as is the man playing Chanel's butler. The performance of 'Marie Helene' is embarrassingly amateurish. And the scene with Rupert Everett, which apparently is supposed to be the film's linchpin, flounders thanks to the meandering dialogue. Chanel is right to give KL free reign with the collections, but it is a mistake to indulge his delusion to be an auteur.

[@cheong728]

Raymond Louis Llompart Chanel is a fashion icon because she invented modern fashion of the 20th century and 21st century ( we are still wearing her inventions - fake jewelry, jacket and skirt combo, stretch fabrics, pants for women, no corsets, designer perfume, non floral fragrances, red lipstick, women in men's clothes etc This film is not about her personal life and her conduct in WW2 which remains controversial because it is not clear exactly what happened between her and the Naziz officer she knew, Madame Gres is "forgotten" by the public ( but not by fashion students, historians, fashionistas ) because she didn't leave a business after her death and she is celebrated as technician ( her draping techniques are what Donna Karan dreams of ) but she didn't invent or revolutionize fashion, in fact she owns everything to Chanel as do all fashion designers, Chanel was the mother of all modern fashion, Dior, YSL, Armani etc would not be here without her legacy. It's about fashion not politics, that's another issue. I respect Chanel as a fashion icon, but nobody is praising her personal life/values ,certainly not KL or the Chanel company and they never have, in fact they have never hid her past Nazi connections and many people who know Chanel know about it too, its not a secret.

[@yohannsphotographyvideogra9542]

very well made with a real touch of cine look like .......

[@yohannsphotographyvideogra9542]

No but l like it same way I like y

[@juliantotriwijaya9208]

"would you marry me?" that sounds sad considering the context :(

[@ejsbxbeiaskd1770]

10:29 cara delevingne on the back sofa for some reason

[@celinestephens2688]

Proves style will allways be king beautiful

[@laconja1]

I love this. 👍

[@gulerqasimova9783]

Perfect 👏👍

[@vegetalienneheureuse3439]

Sublime ! Karl Lagerfeld a vraiment du talent dans tout ce qu'il fait... Géraldine Chaplin incarne une Coco Chanel touchante et forte comme on aime l'imaginer. J'attends la suite avec impatience !

[@arjaybangalando2435]

Geraldine Chaplin should do a full length film with Karl! Bravo!!!

[@vivinh4]

Fun Fact: The actress who plays Coco chanel in real life is the daughter of Chaplin.

[@paulamays9909]

I am really pleased to have stumbled upon these Chanel channel. I did not know much at all about this style icon and im pleasantly surprised to have found a new role model of sorts. I admire her authenitcity and strength. SHe is able to stand her ground without coming off as rude or overemotional. I only hope to one day have this kind of grace.

[@roheb2221]

Geraldine Chaplin is spot on as Ms Chanel. She IS Coco here!

[@GerardVallecello]

Bravo Karl! Very sentimental very beautiful!

[@CamilaCamihort]

Great job in making this film. Love it!

[@Plane60]

Gerarldine is a great actress and Karl rules ! Very good film, love it. Karl should make a film continuation about COCO CHANEL

[@theodoralove6361]

“style is the conquest of the mind over the senses” - coco chanel

[@charrliee96]

finally a decent actress playing coco role.. !! her eyes are beautiful recomiendo que vean Ana y los lobos..