Chanel: Mademoiselle Privé

Chanel announces Mademoiselle Privé, an exceptional exhibition that is set to open at London’s Saatchi Gallery this October.

Saatchi Gallery has been the space for some 300 exhibitions during its over 25-year history, and now is set to welcome Chanel, once again. Previous Chanel exhibitions at Saatchi Galley, include Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld’s The Little Black Jacket in 2012 and Sam Taylor-Johnson’s Second Floor: The Private Apartment of Mademoiselle Chanel in 2014.

The Mademoiselle Privé exhibition, which will occupy three floors, will take visitors on a journey through the rich history of the French House, looking into Haute Couture, the story of Chanel N°5 as well as the newly reissued Bijoux de Diamants jewellery collection, which was unveiled at the Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture AW15/16. This jewellery collection is the only fine jewellery collection designed by Coco Chanel in 1932.

Opening on Tuesday 13 October 2015 the exhibition will run for three weeks and will be open seven days a week. Saatchi Gallery is located at Kings Road London in the United Kingdom.

The journey of Chanel can be seen well-documented across fluoro. Click here to delve into our Chanel archives.

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Saatchi Gallery London Exterior.
Chanel Haute Couture SS14. Image by Le Journal Flou.
Launch gallery
My Paradisbird I, Chanel Haute Couture Winter 2006, Number 53, Theatre du Trainon, Paris, July 9, 2008 © Cathleen Naundorf, Courtesy of the Fahey Klein Gallery, Los Angeles. A Diamond Necklace Displayed at the Bijoux de Diamants Exhibit in 1932. Star Themed Jewelry on Display at Bijoux de Diamants in 1932. Coco Chanel was Often Inspired by Celestial Motifs. The Franges Necklace on display at Bijoux de Diamants in 1932. Seen Worn as a Tiara. Chanel No 5. Chanel Haute Couture SS15. Image by Gaby Cove. Chanel Haute Couture AW11/12. Bijoux de Diamants.