Gabrielle Chanel – Manifeste de la Mode
Date: from 15 October 2020 to 18 July 2021
Location: Palais Galliera, Fashion Museum, 10, avenue Pierre Ier de Serbie, Paris 16e
Prices: From 14 to 12 € / Free for under 18
The Palais Galliera reopens today, May 19, 2021 and the retrospective Gabrielle Chanel. Manifesto of Fashion is extended until July 18th 2021. After only one month of opening and 40,000 visitors, it has become necessary to postpone its closing, initially scheduled for March 14th 2021, in order to give the public a second opportunity to discover the work of the famous fashion designer. This was made possible thanks to the precautionary measures taken by the Palais Galliera teams during the closure period, and also thanks to the support and solidarity of most of the lenders who have agreed to extend their loans. Finally, new acquisitions and donations of works, both at the Palais Galliera and at CHANEL Heritage – the main lender of the exhibition – will make it possible to replace the most fragile pieces that will not be able to withstand this extended presentation.
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