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Why is Coco Chanel important in history?
Huge impact on fashion ! True Fashionista !
How did Coco Chanel change history?
What I found out about Coco Chanel is that she didn't change history she just became history for her life and the little black dress. [Hopefully this helps you]<3
What did Coco Chanel dad work for?
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What country did Coco Chanel live?
she is from France (Paris)
How long has chanel been around?
Chanel has been around since 1921. it was created for Coco Chanel by Ernest Beaux.
Why is Coco Chanel important in history?
Huge impact on fashion ! True Fashionista !
Is Coco Chanel Italian or French?
She is french
What is Coco Chanel's history?
Coco Chanel was born in 1883 in France. She went on to found the Chanel company, a leading French fashion house, well known for it's clothes, perfumes and purses. She died in 1971.
Is chanel a French designer?
Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel is a french designer. The Designer Brand Chanel is also French.
Was Coco Chanel french?
yes
Who was Coco Chanel?
A French fashion designer & founder of the Chanel brand.
Who is coco channel the designer?
Well first of all her name was Gabrielle Chanel but her nickname was Coco Chanel. Coco was a french fashion designer in the 1900.
How did Coco Chanel change history?
What I found out about Coco Chanel is that she didn't change history she just became history for her life and the little black dress. [Hopefully this helps you]<3
Was Coco Chanel an American citizen?
No, she was a French national.
What was Coco Chanel famous for?
French fashion designer
Why was Coco Chanel so remarkable?
Because of her creativity and style, coco chanel is still one of the greatest names in fashion history. xx
Where did Coco Chanel get the name Chanel?
Gabrielle Bonheur "Coco" Chanel- Chanel, is her birth surname but her nickname, "Coco" is what some say that the name comes from one of the songs she used to sing, and Chanel herself said that it was a "shortened version of coquette, the French word for 'kept woman," according to an article in The Atlantic.
