Little Book of Chanel by Lagerfeld

The Little Black Dress, the Tweed Suit, Costume Jewelry, and Chanel No5 are just a few of the house’s signature designs that have not only altered the course of fashion history but are still relevant today. Although Gabrielle Chanel’s taste, life experiences, and travels served as inspiration for these signatures, Karl Lagerfeld cleverly adapted them for the modern woman. King Karl’s reign at Chanel is nothing short of legendary, from his first days in charge in the 1980s to his imaginative use of the Chanel logo on everything from biker boots to a space rocket.

The most illustrated couture house in the world has remained Chanel thanks to Lagerfeld’s Little Book of Chanel, which covers his most exquisite pieces, breathtaking catwalk shows, and constant innovation. This gorgeously illustrated guide to Lagerfeld’s time at Chanel was written by the best-selling author of Little Book of Chanel.