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She was a traitor of humanity no doubt. The atrocities of WW2 cannot be so easily forgiven . Money ,power, and using sexuality is what allowed her to escape any punishment for her behaviors. It’s the same old story WHAT MONEY CAN BUY ! Yes she had very high talent as a fashion designer, but very low to have lovingness and a sense of right and wrong . She possessed no talent for humanity .🙁

It's awful how this documentary says as little good things about him as it can, it bashes everything from his habits and lifestyle and underestimates his own style and his origins, only the woman in red seems to have a positive focus. Mostly shallow and ill intentioned

Shouts out to the real ones who didn't state the obvious about the audio but sat and watched this important piece of information all the way through like some real ones. I was so into it, I was just happy to sit and watch. Thank you for uploading this. Xx

What is with the sound ? It comes & go’s Irritating.

I LOVED THE STUD!❤

There are places where the audio is silent. So disappointing.

BBC2 repeated the newer documentary 'Coco Chanel: Unbuttoned' and there's an additional theory that her adored nephew, Andre Palasse (who some speculate could actually have been her son!) was a prisoner of war. And that may be why she made those Nazi connections, in desperation, to save him (he managed to be set free). Of course, some also pooh-pooh the notion of Mme Chanel being a member of the French resistance and suggest this is newer misinformation to cleanse her bad reputation. I have no idea, but these two points are worth considering.

JOAN SAVED DYNASTY LITERALLY! THE SHOWS RATING WERE FALLING AND IT WAS SLATED FOR CANCELING…. AFTER JOAN WAS BROUGHT ON THE SHOW EXPLODED INTO POPULAR HISTORY,!

Does anyone know it the narrator is actress Susana York?

That documentary was really fabulous. It’s so old now but thank goodness we were able to actually see her grand niece Gabrielle Brunie speak. That is all primary source material which would not be available today. It gives real insight to hear her niece speak as she was there with her when she was very old and dying. Chanel could be mean and judgmental but I also suspect that there was another really wonderful, fun, funny and sociable side to her where if she liked you, she would be a fabulous friend. I like the way she spontaneously lunges forward at the journalist at the end and has a laugh with him grabbing his arms. She had a great deal of pent up transgenerational trauma that was a result of her abandonment in childhood, her convent years and all her struggles to survive as a woman at the turn of the century. Her story was truly one which many women went through at the time: trying to survive in a man’s world using their feminine wiles and battling all the way. I think it’s very difficult for people to forgive her for her affair with Schellenburg, and that would certainly form part of her anger towards the world in that interview - but at the same time - it doesn’t diminish the great body of her work and achievements. Many famous people and creatives have made huge mistakes like that, and paid dearly. I think Chanel also paid a huge price personally and mentally for her transgressions with the German high command and people need to also practice forgiveness. You can see in some of those interviews that she seemed almost drugged up or reacting like someone who took prescription drugs or painkillers or narcotics. She’s rather shaky, jerky and belligerent when she talks, which is a sign of a drug-taker. She was taking morphine when she was old to help her sleep but I imagine there may have been other drugs she took to assist her to just get by each day. These days they would be mood-altering drugs but who knows what she was on back in the 60s?

I absolutely adore her point of view and rigidity - it’s comical. Of course none of those comments about women’s weaknesses would fly in todays woke world but I’m afraid what she was saying was true. She spoke the truth with incredible force. What she said about mini-skirts was also true. To this day, they just make women look cheap. And the mini-skirts of the 60s were still long by today’s standards! What would she say if she saw all the Gen Z girls who look like whores and hookers now in skirts up the wazoo, where you can literally see yesterday’s breakfast! And with their boobs falling out everywhere! Necklines plunging improperly to the navel? What she said was true. That simply shows a woman’s weakness and NOT her strength. Women today simply often look cheap. There is no other way to put it. Oversexualised dressing - often created by gay men through S&M fashions and pornography - have come to rule catwalks and red carpets everywhere. Coco gave women dignity and integrity in the beautiful clothes she created. Society simply went downhill from the 1960s onwards as transgression and licentiousness. took over the way people behaved until now we have cheapness and vulgarity everywhere. Even major movie stars look cheap and tacky now. You simply cannot substitute true elegant style for what passes as fashion today. I don’t care who you think you are: feminist, model, prostitute, movie star. If you are wearing cheap clothes that expose your privacy then you’re not empowered at all, you’re just cheap. Sorry

Grazie ❤

This documentary has a bit malicious tone towards Gianni, to be honest.

I finally found this for a long time! I grew up watching her show in the 90s 😂😂😂😂

Love the way she talks & of coarse all else. So pretty

What's the problem with making peace? Isn't it better than war?

HER NAME SASSY!!!

Joan came in and saved the day for Dynasty. I've read several articles about Dynasty being cancelled by the end of Season 2, and I clearly remember watching her first episode "Enter Alexis". I knew right then that Dynasty was on its way up. Then in 1983 Joan received her Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame 🥂 Dynasty is currently streaming on Pluto TV 24/7 of all 9 seasons 🎉

I think that what elevates humans is not where they came from, although if people wish to work in fashion, it helps if they're born into money and prestige. The industry started out as an elitist circle, and unlike today where vloggers, and influencers sometimes get to secure a front row seat, fashions were traditionally shown only to the rich who could actually afford it and a ton of journalists to cover it. People like Chanel capitalized on their talent, and some, on their intellect, and generally, educated or well-bred people, regardless of their social standing often standout among those who aren't. Perceptions aren't something you can control, and I don't think it's anyone's responsibility explaining why you are who you are, and why you're so different from other people because those who know you would automatically understand, while those who don't will likely judge you. I didn't grow up in an orphanage like Chanel, but I had a very working class upbringing that focused on education, morals and core values in a country that no one truly cares that much about, the Philippines. Despite that, it never crossed my mind to be ashamed of both my Filipino and Chinese heritage.

Go Joan !!! What an amazing life and same birthday as me 23 May

Well sometimes actions help us stay far away. Money is not ALWAYS necessary.

Please don't die without JESUS in your heart, because death is only the beginning. SOULS LIVE FOREVER. ST JOHN:16! ❤

Una gran triste perdida..descanse en paz..

joan and tony, looked good together.

Oh I had the whole series too, on video, but it was a long play recording and it didn't survive. I found the name of the producer once and contacted him to see if there was any record of the series and sadly he didn't think there were any remaining copies. So lovely to see this, even if 15 minutes.

Love her personality she was something else ❤

No one talks about Mischa her crazy friend !

There's nothing sad about Chanel. She created a brand that is legendary and one of the most expensive. There are many life lessons I take from her that I apply to my own life: 1) Persue your dream. 2) Reach for the stars. 3) Excellence. 4) Discipline. 5) Strong work ethic. 6) Be true to yourself. Incredible, wealthy woman who revolutionized women's fashion. ❤

Does anyone know why she didn't get into men fashion too?

モードではなく 私はスタイルを作ったのだ 私はシャネルスーツを 2着持っている この2着で私はいつも ちゃんとした格好でいられる これがシャネルと言うものだ このシャネルの言葉を読んだ時 感動で涙が出そうになりました。 ファッションは勿論 この言葉にシャネルの哲学全てが凝縮された意味だと思います！ …これがシャネルと言うものだ なんと言う自信溢れた言葉 最高にカッコよく胸打たれます！ 自分にとってシャネルは 先生以上 憧れ 存在です✨ 自分はサロンワークで 着心地が良く シンプルで 無駄が無い シャネルスタイルの基本を学びながら頑張っています💪 孤児院の少女から 世界のシャネルへ！！ 動画ありがとうございます😊 シャネルの姿 シャネルの肉声 感動で胸一杯です！

A great innovative lady!

Dacă aș fi avut șansa să îi iau un interviu lui Coco Chanel vreodată, aș fi intrebat-o următorul lucru:Cum este madame Coco Chanel să spionezi pentru naziștii din SS? V-ați simțit bine să turnați la Gestapo oameni din rezistența franceza?Ce va determinat madame Chanel să vă puneți viața și banii în slujba SS, în timp ce francezii erau persecutați de amanții dumneavoastră din SS?De ce ați spus Madame Coco Chanel că este o crimă, să ai măcar o picătură de sânge evreiesc?Nimeni nu ia pus probabil întrebările astea acestei mare adoratoare de SS și Hitler, numita Coco Chanel!

The man who dressed women like prostitutes.

At first, didn’t know to say merci or thank you. Enjoyed.

Well, it was a sniper-style assassination with mighty precision and placing a dead bird next to him.. but the FBI "didn't FEEL the need" to investigate it any further, neither was the media interested in blowing up the case. That tells you everything you need to know.... How much did they pay them, one wonders, to stay hush. He was very anxious in his later years, his close friends didn't recognize him and the so called "murderer" was a random guy who was caught within a couple of hours, whose "other victims" were all of a sudden also found out of the blue right after Versace's murder. Well now, there must have been SOMETHING. This all happened 'accidently on purpose'. I highly doubt that you'd be so nervous about a few statues in your house. If he had gotten a fine, he could have given a few million as a tip. This goes much deeper but they don't want to reveal it, to maintain his DECENT image. He did look like a nice chap, putting so much thought, effort into his creations. This was his life... so there is too much money to lose on every front for everyone involved. Stevie Wonder can see it, it's that clear. Think of his "parties" with all the "goodies" yet he never used anything, never did anything, never participated.... it just makes no sense. Someone somewhere knows something. One hundred percent. Great documentary, thank you so much.. xx..

WHEN OBSERVING AND ANALYZING THE CAN-CAN DANCERS, COCO CHANEL REALIZED THAT WOMEN DEMANDED TO MOVE TO CREATE, WHICH HAD A DETERMINING INFLUENCE ON HER WOMEN'S FASHION REVOLUTION, WHICH I TALK ABOUT IN A VIDEO OF MY CHANNEL.

That's interesting that some people suggested that he was killed by the mafia. That could be a possibility. Cunanan would not killed Versace without having a conversation with him or tried to get money from him. Cunanan killed his other victims because he was trying to befriend them and get money from them. He was a drifter would make a living by using older men to get their money. He would not have killed Versace without trying to get his money first.

one of the greatest designers ever.

What has happened to the audio ?? Fix the problem and post it again …it’s worth it….

Thanks for this. I came here to see if I could spot an outfit which was a tailored jacket with a sheer skirt which was fluid (but the jacket was longish) 😊

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Nazi!!! Never ever ever support her and her clothes!!

39:50 easily the best part of the programme yum yum

Never mix wool and cotton. It can actually make a person sick.

I cannot picture Hillary Clinton in Chanels clothes !!!!!!

Super proud of you

Having trouble with a lot of the Audio?

It is very sad that such an artist died in such a way!

The English never admit to the truth

She loooks likes sheeee smelllls sooo baddd like omg