Absolutely CHANEL. Collector's Box Set

The book by fashion expert and historian Catherine Orme was created with the participation of the Chanel house, which provided exclusive photos and facsimiles from its archives—such as previously unpublished sketches by Gabrielle Chanel and Karl Lagerfeld, a facsimile of Madame's handprint, her birth certificate, and full-size posters of the house's advertising campaigns from different years. The book is interactive, containing over 300 illustrations and more than 30 interactive inserts with additional information. The cover of the original edition, replicating the 3D model of the Chanel boutique at 19 Rue Cambon in Paris, was created by designer and sculptor Florence Le Mo, who specializes in volumetric plastic works.
In 1926, Coco Chanel's “little black dress” was all the headlines. She introduced into fashion her own style: wore trousers, sailor sweaters, cut her hair, loved to sunbathe, and combined costume jewelry with expensive jewelry.