Coco Chanel: The Style Principles

Hannah Rogers

Jun 2024 · Simon and Schuster · Narrated by Billie Fulford-Brown

About this audiobook

Elevate your personal style based on iconic advice from Coco Chanel with this beautiful and practical guide to dressing your best.

There is no one more synonymous with style than Coco Chanel. Her pillars of simplicity, elegance, comfort, nautical, monochrome, and the iconic little black dress remain relevant today. Coco Chanel: The Style Principles gives you ideas to elevate your everyday outfits with wise, fashionable, and accessible tips. Throughout these pages, you will find photography of the timeless and classic looks that embody the beloved Chanel brand, while simultaneously learning how to tailor these looks to your own closet and personal style.

Not only will you learn how to dress in the Chanel-style, but you’ll also learn about the extraordinary legacy behind the prolific French fashion creator. This handy little book has everything you need to know about the guiding principles that make her influence iconic.

Ratings and reviews

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About the author

Hannah Rogers is the assistant fashion editor at The Times (London), covering whatever is capturing the current zeitgeist, specializing in trends, fashion, red carpet, and celebrity. She also styles celebrity portraits for The Times Magazine. She has a degree in anthropology and sociology from Durham University and an MA in Fashion Journalism from Central Saint Martins. She lives in London, England.