After four decades at Chanel, Lagerfeld earned a legacy as a creative force that reinvigorated the heritage label, infusing it with postmodern playfulness while honoring its roots. Equally versed in the languages of popular culture and the craft and traditions of couture, a combination described as ‘high fashion and high camp’, Lagerfeld’s reinvention of the brand and marketing savvy created a voracious appetite among young buyers, sealing the fate of the iconic double CC logo into this century’s visual lexicon. 

THE FIRST  - Autumn 2007 
White silk crepe shirt with a band collar, long sleeves cut in two layers, and a center front button closure.
Label: Chanel
Size Label: 42

Approximate Measurements:
Shoulders: 23"
Chest: 20.5"
Waist: 19.5"
Hips: 19.5"
Length (high shoulder point to hem): 27"
Sleeve (center back neck to hem): 34"

THE SECOND - Autumn 1999
Grey wool twill skirt trimmed with bands of matching grossgrain ribbon with hooks and eyes at the pockets and center back slit. The skirt is lined with closes at the center back with a silvetone button marked "Chanel" and a zipper.
Label: Chanel
Size Label: 38

Approximate Measurements:
Waist: 28"
Hips: 36"
Length: 24.5"


THE THIRD - 1990s
Black silk satin straight skirt with a center back button and zipper closure and silk crepe lining. The button at the center back is black and features the CC logo. 
Label: Chanel / Boutique 
Size Label: Removed 

Approximate Measurements:
Waist: 26"
Hips: 18.5"
Length (high shoulder point to hem): 25"
Sleeve (center back neck to hem):