AnOther Magazineのインスタグラム(anothermagazine) - 8月19日 18時44分

By the late 1920s, Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel was in her mid-forties and had amassed quite the collection of jewels. Many were from her various lovers, including Russian Grand Duke Dimitri and the Duke of Westminster, who was said to have sent her a jewel every week with a bouquet of flowers. “I have known luxury on a scale that no one else will ever experience again,” she said of her time with the richest man in Britain. Her outlook, however, was not about money – and she despised vulgar displays of wealth. “A woman should mix fake and real,” Chanel said. “The point of jewellery isn’t to make a woman look rich but to adorn her – not the same thing.” The designer is pictured here (on the 135th anniversary of her birth) with Fulco di Verdura, a Sicilian aristocrat she had enrolled to redesign her own treasury of fine jewellery ?⠀
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