Monday, November 28, 2011

Coco Chanel


"Fashion passes, style remains".
"The true elegance can not ignore the possibility of full free movement".
(Coco Chanel)

Who would ever guessed that the little twelve year old orphan Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel (August 19, 1883), growing, would revolutionized the fashion world?
She, the great Coco Chanel, did much more.
As Marilyn Monroe revolutionized, at her time, the ideal of beauty, so Coco Chanel created a new model of woman, in 1900.
Because at this time the women worked!
The women were dynamic, active, and what they wore had to keep up with them.
What can we say: femininity couldn't be slave to the constrictive fashion of the Belle Epoque, even if it was a very special style and refining.
While not recognizing herself as a feminist, her revolution coincided with the explosion of women's apparel women's movement.
In addition to clothing, Chanel is also devoted to the creation of costume jewelery and perfume.
In fact, she was also the first to create a perfume with the mark of a fashion house.
The first (and best known) is Chanel No. 5.
The fragrance was named # 5 in that corresponded to the quintessential Chanel choice (but it is also said that 5 was his favorite number).
Because "a woman should smell like a woman, not like a rose".
After a glorious life in the name of fashion, Coco died January 10, 1971, in Paris.

Here we have the make up tutorial video:



Bye!
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