Today I read the news that
Coco Chanel's apartment in Paris has been reopened after a severe restoration. It has become even a little more like an apartment from the times of the hostess's life and plunges into her world even more profound.
Once in Paris, quite a long time ago, I happened to look there, and for me, this excursion ended with a big question. Why does the interior of the apartment, which was so close and dear to the mistress, so strongly doesn't correspond to her sober approach to creating fashion?
Pomp, the theatricality of Art Deco in the interior
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Practicality and innovation in her fashion
Where to look for the truth?
If I manage to get to Paris this year, I will look into the museum again, perhaps the time has put some things on the shelves in my head, and I will answer my questions.
