Can Chanel Save Its Shattered Reputation?

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  • Опубликовано: 15 июн 2024
  • Chanel is going through one of the biggest transformations in its history. Considering the fact that the brand was already on shaky grounds since the death of Lagerfeld, I’m curious on whether it will be able to revive ita reputation or not.
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Комментарии • 111

  • @luvmefood
    @luvmefood 13 дней назад +38

    The downfall of Chanel will be the cost cutting measures and bad quality products of the company under the CEO, not because of Virginie.

  • @elamohorko9145
    @elamohorko9145 16 дней назад +101

    It is assumed that Virginie left Chanel because her hands were tied due to the decline in the quality of raw materials and products. Management is allegedly too focused on making profits. Quality is deteriorating, prices are rising...

  • @tuttuttut7758
    @tuttuttut7758 16 дней назад +78

    You’re way behind. She left as she was done. Its not Chanel that booted her, and Virginie isn’t the reason the quality sucks. Do any of these lemmings that now rejoice online stop and think this might have been one of the things that Virginie was fed up with? It’s the corporate number crunchers.
    Alledgedly of course, and oh the grand dames also walked out with her. That’s 100s of years of experience out the door. Those ladies worked with Coco herself. Schiiiiit went down. Alledgedly

    • @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214
      @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214 15 дней назад +7

      The corporate number crunchers makes it impossible for any designer to work with them

    • @jasonaugust2387
      @jasonaugust2387 9 дней назад +10

      Allegedly, leena, the former Unilever’s executive but now ceo of chanel, is turning chanel into a sweatshop. Night shifts for couturier and adding more number of collections.

    • @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214
      @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214 9 дней назад +7

      @@jasonaugust2387 yes she wanted to used AI to add more haute couture collections allegedly then it would not be haute couture and that is why Virginie left

    • @tuttuttut7758
      @tuttuttut7758 6 дней назад +3

      @@jasonaugust2387 She is toxic AF, alledgedly. Ive had bosses like that. Just listening how its unfolding there brings me back to anxciety.
      People who worked under her at Unilever know...

    • @krunkyk2294
      @krunkyk2294 5 дней назад

      Thanks for this. Perhaps they need to launch another perfume to save themselves again!

  • @edennis8578
    @edennis8578 16 дней назад +104

    I don't get it. If she grew the company's sales and increased profits, how is that a downfall? It seems to me that customers are less interested in "innovative" than in wearable designs. What's more important, impressing W magazine or pleasing the customers?

    • @periscope7731
      @periscope7731 14 дней назад +3

      Ideally they should be aiming to do both. If an accredited fashion journalist such as Suzy Menkes expresses her unbiased excitement and opinion about a new designer’s work, it will do wonders to attract a new audience to this nascent talent’s oeuvre.

    • @jasonaugust2387
      @jasonaugust2387 9 дней назад +8

      Personally i dont think it’s the creative director fault perse. Karl was given a lot of marketing budget. While virginie prolly didnt. She prolly got more etxra pressure to rank sales by the upper management.
      Allegedly, leena, the now ceo of chanel, is putting extra runways and night shifts and overtime for the couturiers.
      Leena is turning chanel into sweatshop

    • @marissashantez6051
      @marissashantez6051 9 дней назад

      @@periscope7731 Ideally they should be doing what sells.

  • @luluesparza7360
    @luluesparza7360 16 дней назад +57

    I disagree with the title of this video. The real reason for declining quality and rising prices = current CEO. I think the stockholders should fire the CEO bc she wants to change the work force with lower wage earners and continue to degrade quality suppliers. IMO

    • @Sept1973
      @Sept1973 15 дней назад +11

      Absolutely correct !

    • @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214
      @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214 15 дней назад +13

      No designer could work with that CEO . They should hire someone from luxury not making cheap shampoos popular

    • @PJZZZZ
      @PJZZZZ 10 дней назад +2

      Chanel has no stocks it's owned by two brothers

    • @luluesparza7360
      @luluesparza7360 10 дней назад

      @@PJZZZZ thanks!

    • @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214
      @mariaalmasaniroyalhouse9214 10 дней назад +3

      @@PJZZZZ yes and they are turning it into Zara with price increases and lowering of quality to maximize profits, looks like preparing it for a sale

  • @BrighterThanYours
    @BrighterThanYours 16 дней назад +51

    Virginie’s designs were CHANEL. Things Gabrielle would’ve made. Lagerfeld make it fun but you wouldn’t catch a soul wearing any of that stuff. Cut the shit.

    • @modfus
      @modfus 9 дней назад +6

      I absolutely agree with you. Lagerfeld certainly had his finger on the pulse of what 'new money' buyers (Chanel's main customer base) actually wanted - it didn't matter if things got a bit flashy and trashy at times because we don't live in tasteful times. Viard's designs were refined and conservative - a world away from Balenciaga and LV.

  • @NakedEyes-lm3bj
    @NakedEyes-lm3bj 16 дней назад +27

    High prices with poor quality!

    • @cefanie
      @cefanie 15 дней назад +6

      Exactly!!!

    • @periscope7731
      @periscope7731 14 дней назад +5

      Good grief, what a disaster for diehard Chanel clients😮

  • @patriciacasey747
    @patriciacasey747 14 дней назад +28

    2 important points, IMHO, that should have been reflected in your commentary -
    Virginie LEFT Chanel with just 2 weeks to go before the upcoming Metier D’Art collection that she created. Something went terribly wrong for the head designer to walk out at such an impossible time. Remember, Virginie Viard worked hand in hand with Karl DESIGNING, she was not getting him his coffee. Karl thought so highly of her that she was his chosen successor. They were so close that she inherited 1/7 th of his fortune. She didn’t have to work all these years at all! It’s just a hunch but I think the Suits of the Chanel Corp (including Lena Naer) tried to rein her in - all in the name of increasing profits. Clearly she did something right if you look at the numbers & if you listen to them singing her praises in the same breath that they are delivering the news of yet another price increase.
    All that said, you were much more fair than most. I personally am really sick of the vitreal being spewed over the Internet in her name. Things are seldom so black & white.

    • @periscope7731
      @periscope7731 14 дней назад

      Leena Nair: removing a lot more than just hair😅

    • @perspectiveofme
      @perspectiveofme  11 дней назад

      Personally, I have nothing against Viard. I just wanted to present a clear picture of what's been going on in Chanel and how people are reacting to it. I'm glad you mentioned her close relationship with Lagerfeld though, you're right that it is often being overlooked.

    • @jasonaugust2387
      @jasonaugust2387 9 дней назад +1

      @@perspectiveofme but what’s with the thumbnail tho?

  • @SibilaDelphos
    @SibilaDelphos 15 дней назад +23

    You don't know what you are talking to, SHE LEFT , and the numbers with Virginie have been rising and improving throughout all her years, you have an opinion base on nothing , please inform yourself better .

  • @nessynezzy3464
    @nessynezzy3464 12 дней назад +15

    Chanel was ruined before she got there😂😂😂

  • @ginettesos
    @ginettesos 11 дней назад +7

    The problem with Chanel is that they have forgotten what the house became famous for - elegant but comfortable clothes with a timeless edge. I know Karl Lagerfeld was a creative genius but he was a showman and not subtle! I would love to see another female designer in the post not infrequently certain male designers tend to focus on the artistic vision when at the drawing board and not necessarily on wearability!

  • @h.herzog5299
    @h.herzog5299 16 дней назад +26

    Chanel did no say “good bye”, Chanel said “part ways”, which means that the designer could also be the one who said good bye. Please be accurate, no one actually know the details of such news, it’s all speculations and rumors. Let’s try to accurate

  • @fopifopfopifop3540
    @fopifopfopifop3540 16 дней назад +15

    Stop telling bs. She works for Chanel for more than 30 years

  • @tinagee5337
    @tinagee5337 16 дней назад +15

    None of these designers can do sophisticated feminininity. Chanel is in the realm of Christian Lacroix, Lanvin. If only we still had Alber Elbaz

  • @user-vx6ss9vu5g
    @user-vx6ss9vu5g 16 дней назад +11

    Chanel fills a niche in fashion with a unique client base. Any major migration away from the core feel and look of Chanel may well backfire.

    • @cherylberk4593
      @cherylberk4593 11 дней назад +2

      That core base has changed from wealthy older women to insecure wannabee's. just how many variations of tweed and redundant items can you justify.

  • @lanafeulner4083
    @lanafeulner4083 9 дней назад +4

    She left for a reason. The less said, the more apparent. I think she did a fabulous job.

  • @shushuwu
    @shushuwu 16 дней назад +21

    I think Slimane would be just abysmal for Chanel! His clothing design at Celine is just emblazoning the word Celine across everything in very large format, if that’s original and that’s what the masses want,I can understand why all I bought was a handbag. The Romy was really a beautiful bag, and I saw several other beautiful bags & 1 belt design. The sunglasses fantastic but in the clothing, which is the thing I am most interested. I left everything on the rack. It’s clear his design aesthetic is not to sell more clothing it’s selling bags, fragrance belts and sunglasses.

    • @periscope7731
      @periscope7731 14 дней назад +1

      Same here. The Romy large men’s bag is so cool. I don’t want to wear someone else’s initials. My own will suffice, thank you very much!

    • @shushuwu
      @shushuwu 14 дней назад

      @@periscope7731 I got that same xlarge Romy with the two straps in army green. It is so wonderful. This guy is an accessories savant!

  • @AnthonyKellett
    @AnthonyKellett 16 дней назад +16

    Personally, I prefer "safe" and "conservative", but I acknowledge that may not be commercially attractive, given the current Chanel customer preferences.
    I'd get one of the Lebanese designers, or even Elisabetta Franchi... which just shows how I roll 😂

    • @sew_gal7340
      @sew_gal7340 12 дней назад +3

      If chanel goes back to street wear and H/M It is game over.

  • @pf6638
    @pf6638 15 дней назад +15

    I find it incredibly insulting how easy it is to criticise a designer that is at the helm of a brand. There’s a lot more than to being in this position that people like ourselves will never understand and relate. Get a reality check

    • @perspectiveofme
      @perspectiveofme  11 дней назад +2

      I agree that things behind the scenes are likely to be more complicated. But, I also think it is our right as customers and fashion enthusiasts to express our own opinion on the issue. Fashion is an art form and art is subjective.

    • @jasonaugust2387
      @jasonaugust2387 9 дней назад +2

      @@perspectiveofme agree but there’s a better way to express it without slashing and simplifying the complex condition.
      I.e. how after karl left, virginie is left unprotected and prolly crunched by the upper management. The pressure from leena nair is very visible. It can ve seen by the difference between Virginie’s designs before Leena came and after.
      10 mins is enuf to talk about it. It’s jz u jz wanna hate without looking into it deeper.

  • @ming_yiiiiiii
    @ming_yiiiiiii 11 дней назад +2

    Please correct the title. Virginie is not responsible for the poor quality supply, she's dedicated to the design and she did a great job, in shadow of Gabrielle and Karl.

  • @lovelacole
    @lovelacole 12 дней назад +4

    The problem I have is Chanel bags and ready to wear have gone up substantially in the last few years and the percentage we hear for growth is tracked in dollars not items sold. They aren’t selling more the price tag is just higher in fact they could be selling less.

  • @user-id6ex8yp3j
    @user-id6ex8yp3j 16 дней назад +28

    Lol you have no clue what you’re talking about , Chanel never wanted Virginie out , it was HER who quitted a company that doesn’t care anymore on quality , craftsmanship etc, she’s been with Chanel for over 30 years, so please do a better research before doing a crappy video

  • @smithpatricemary
    @smithpatricemary 15 дней назад +6

    She most probably left on her own accord, I would say that Leena maybe had a different vision, as she has an uncreative HR background.
    Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs- give me a break!

  • @hayleys1260
    @hayleys1260 12 дней назад +3

    The quality at Chanel plummeting is not under the control of the creative director. That person doesn't order or inspect materials. That is down to management trying to squeeze even more money out of people, at ever increasing prices, while they're probably getting their materials from the same places as somewhere like Zara. As to the understated and classic looks, since Chanel's sales grew under Viard, clearly that is what their customers want, so odds are good there was a fight over quality, because sacking someone who is making money for the company makes no sense in any other scenario.

  • @damianrhea8875
    @damianrhea8875 3 дня назад +1

    We are so grateful and happy that Virginie Viard goes. The next to go should be Leena Nair - PLEASE !!! Thank you … Either Sarah Burton or Phoebe Philo would be EXCELLENT choices !!! Besides, Karl Lagerfeld designed for Chloé in 1970’s and 1980’s before Chanel in 1982; Phoebe Philo (not Stella McCartney) brought Chloé back to life in 1990’s; now it would be heartening that Phoebe Philo arrive at Chanel …

  • @marissashantez6051
    @marissashantez6051 9 дней назад +2

    What are you talking about? She improved the sales. So, outside of some self styled critics, who all dress like complete cretins themselves, she has NOT disappointed the customers.

  • @gordonw4542
    @gordonw4542 6 дней назад +1

    Virginie was the fall women stage by Karl. Karl never told the owner of chanel that virginie was weak in ready to wear since she felt comfortable in Haute Couture.. Haute Couture was useless in to the public and it did help to sell handbag, sunglass and perfume. Ready to wear was and is the key awareness in the public eyes. No worries for Virginie as she inherited millions from Karl legerfeld estate. AS for Chanel its hard to rebuild because the chanel logo is so overexposed. Their either change the logo or fall back to sleep.

  • @user-lz2ii2ev7f
    @user-lz2ii2ev7f 7 дней назад +2

    I am tired of all this Virginie hate. The woman was a workhorse and was not appreciated. Who else can design 10 collections a year and never complain. She quit because she was not on board with all the quality cutting that the new CEO wants. The new CEO is a problem and come from a packaged goods background. She has no luxury experience so cost cutting is the way for her ilk. The guy from Celine is out because he requires complete control which Leena will never give him. Word around the industry is that no one wants that job. Nicolas is out as he just renewed a 10 year deal with LVMH. It’s a shit job at this point. Also Lagerfield did not have to design with all the silliness that comes with social media and an ever changing trend and what’s next attitude which drives design and sales these days. At this point these house are just a step above fast fashion…they are using non natural fibers quite a lot and I refuse to pay top dollar for polyester and their synthetic cousins. So I am out and only buying vintage at this point. If Chanel goes with an established named we can be sure they will be going public and that will mos def be the end of Chanel luxury reign.

  • @morganzweifel2488
    @morganzweifel2488 15 дней назад +2

    Chanel’s overall profits have increased nicely during a global economic crisis. Congratulations!
    I am sure the company’s financial analysis did not waste a minute dissecting each division of the House of Chanel.
    Just a guess, but I bet the only reason there was a financial growth was due to all sales divisions, except ready to wear, runway orders and haute couture orders.

  • @ThekimG313
    @ThekimG313 7 дней назад +1

    Why isn’t anyone talking about the worthiemer brothers who own Chanel? And why are they using cheaper materials? What good designer would want to put their reputation on the line without support for the best quality products?

  • @Lommy9999
    @Lommy9999 7 дней назад

    This is a high quality video. Not just people complaining and bashing but instead knowledgable and well researched. I think Pierpaolo will get the job. Hedi would be horrible. He repeats himself everywhere he goes and makes tacky clothes nowadays.

  • @machkam8371
    @machkam8371 6 дней назад

    Chanel INCREASED all their pricing - Ready to Wear included! A simple tweed jacket is now over $8000 depending on the embellishments. The handbags and accessories all had major price increases as well. They also have changed the pay structure MULTIPLE times over this last year for their employees.. reducing the amount of money most were making.. sooooo yes of course they were up 16% this year but by what means.. not because the collections were all so amazing.

  • @bimblaq
    @bimblaq 11 дней назад +2

    it’s combination of her designs, boring fashion shows, leather items & accessories quality going the drain & rising prices.
    Leena Nair is going to make the matters worse

  • @marklauderdale4429
    @marklauderdale4429 16 часов назад

    Virginie is one of my favorite designers. I personally think she designed with Coco’s aesthetic in mind. Where Karl brought the house into the future; Virginie,in my opinion, honored the memory of Coco. I understand this is just my opinion I just think she was a welcome return of feminine style and elegance. Financially the brand did well under Virginie. The question I ask is Why a company did this to an artistic talent as Virginie? Also she worked under Karl for forty years; if she wasn’t ready or worthy of the position Karl would have said so. Again this is just an opinion of a simple person.

  • @IvetParris
    @IvetParris 5 дней назад

    I agree with the comments, she did great job. I personally preferred Karl Lagerfeld but she did great job as well. I personally don't see any of the mentioned designers for a simple reason you kept mentioning, they were all very minimalist. I believe John Galliano would be great choice. I definitely see the CEO focusing more on profit over heritage. Unfortunately people always care more about money.

  • @delightful640
    @delightful640 2 дня назад

    Everyone needs change .. Im excited to see someone else take the helm of such a historically prestigious fashion house. ❤

  • @singaporechickenrice2484
    @singaporechickenrice2484 7 дней назад +2

    screw u wannabes for blaming her cause shes the only name you know from the brand. virginie is the creative director her job is to design thats it. she doesn't make any of the decisions in the company. trying aiming for leena nair the ceo instead 🤮🤮

  • @rainierodlsc
    @rainierodlsc 8 дней назад +2

    One word: G R E E D

  • @Bdhstl95
    @Bdhstl95 10 дней назад +2

    John Galliano

  • @samarry1343
    @samarry1343 15 дней назад +3

    Her clothes were weak it was the fact

  • @cherylberk4593
    @cherylberk4593 11 дней назад +2

    Sorry, but quality is king. It is not just Chanel. Fashion is dead! With very few exceptions, there is no innovation unless you consider " influencers" wearing see through, unattractive rags couture. You can either design for the bottom line and mass merchandise or design for timeless beauty and quality. If you have not done so already look at the designs of YSL in the 1970s for instance.

  • @claudiooyarzun589
    @claudiooyarzun589 14 дней назад +2

    I hope they don’t hire any of the guys mentioned .

  • @sunniearshi736
    @sunniearshi736 16 дней назад +4

    Did you mean to write ‘shattered’?

  • @usagi3093
    @usagi3093 16 часов назад

    They just raised prices, lowered quality, voila, there goes the increase in profits.

  • @ivanfairweather6049
    @ivanfairweather6049 5 дней назад

    Karl Lagerfeld brought her from Chloé along with many of the top seamstresses. If anyone knows Chanel and thieir clients, it would would be her. All the cost cutting and crazy prices are on upper management not her.

  • @sheb77
    @sheb77 15 дней назад +2

    What you meant was Chanel’s *shAttered* reputation.

  • @melltell
    @melltell 15 дней назад +2

    You are the best Virginie ❤

  • @sistagrlro
    @sistagrlro 23 часа назад

    What a shame Viard has left. She revitalised the brand. It was very Chanel but yes, relaxed. It felt young & relevant. A mistake.

  • @nealanderson7475
    @nealanderson7475 9 дней назад

    Chanel will go extremely avant garde and no one will buy it except people who can wear high fashion. Small percent.

  • @davidglodoski2525
    @davidglodoski2525 12 дней назад +1

    hmmmmmmmmmm THIS is very interesting! i think its a grey area, and people have their opinions on this subject, but only Virgine know the answer but i think if she were to speak out then i guess its going to break a clause? im not sure um some companies have employees sign a NDA? love the video!

    • @perspectiveofme
      @perspectiveofme  11 дней назад

      I would love to hear Virgine's perspective on it

  • @transuranicelements1335
    @transuranicelements1335 15 дней назад +5

    Tbh, Chanel was NOT innovative. She was a great marketer and knows to hype things up (including claiming that she invented jersey) akin to today's social media influencers while in the other hand, Lagerfeld was (creative and innovative). That makes Viard more similar to Coco Chanel than Lagerfeld ever was.
    Chanel was a yawn until Karl moved to Chanel and revived the house. The execs at Chanel was wrong to go for someone who is more like Coco than Karl.

    • @samarry1343
      @samarry1343 14 дней назад +1

      Shutup if you don't know the history.. Karl joined Chanel after Gabrielle was dead many years ago.. if you don't know the history don't come here in the comment section

  • @rubaidaallen2764
    @rubaidaallen2764 15 дней назад +3

    She was welcomed because she worked closely with KL. Just like Sarah Burton who worked with the late Alexander McQueen and took over after his death, and was welcomed with open arms, Virginie was welcomed as well. The clothes she designed were weak and not Chanel.

  • @globetrottress
    @globetrottress 14 дней назад +2

    How many of the commenters actually shop regularly at Chanel and other designer brands? I can tell you their customer service and the quality of products has been improving. Some of the bags I've seen recently surprisingly felt VERY sturdy, even comparable to a Bottega Veneta handbag. I shop often enough and I can tell when quality is not up to par. Even a small collection of costume jewelry at Chanel is worth it IMO (small is the keyword), especially if you are going to spend that money on other designer costume jewelry or 20 dresses from Zara + some lipsticks + food delivery.
    Chanel still makes plenty of products that are very meh, for example the popular Chanel 22 or 19 bags, or polyester clothes.
    But, they launched Chanel & moi program that provides after-sales care for 5 years, the sales associates have been nicer. (Consider the fact that Dior went backwards from offering lifetime service/cleaning to 2-years after-sales care.) I recently got a full refund on a dress I purchased and they also exchanged a piece of jewelry for free without an argument within 2 days. Also I've got to give it to Chanel for their boldness and creative design in recent collections. Launching pink and glittery Barbie collection during the peak of so-called "quiet luxury era" when everyone else was putting boring black on the runway, was such a boss move.
    If you want to be sure of the quality of products at Chanel (or any other designer brands), look for leather lining in their handbags, feel the thickness of leather products you buy, look at stitching, look at the composition label (for Chanel, clothes made of tweed, cashmere or silk.)
    I don't know where and when and who have been complaining about Virginie Viard. She always believed in making clothes that were a little sexy, a little modest, and she made tweed cool again. Please go and watch the recent runways from Chanel and compare it to any other brand's, you'll see how iconic and distinct Chanel's designs are compared to everyone else.
    I'm not defending Chanel's price increase or rampant quality issues, still, but I've come to respect Chanel more recently and think we should give them a second chance.

    • @perspectiveofme
      @perspectiveofme  11 дней назад +1

      thank you for your opinion!

    • @user-te6kv8oz2n
      @user-te6kv8oz2n 5 дней назад

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  • @ivetalagzda9563
    @ivetalagzda9563 10 дней назад

    I thinking, it's time lel nev designers and brands to try, fashion stagnated already to long.

  • @izzy6455
    @izzy6455 13 дней назад

    Do you mean 'shattered'?

  • @PJZZZZ
    @PJZZZZ 10 дней назад

    Jeremy Scott

  • @Dakiniwoman
    @Dakiniwoman 2 дня назад

    Karl was an impossible act to follow... So sad to see this happen.

  • @missluna
    @missluna 4 дня назад

    The CEO’s fault. Nair comes off as cheap. Virginie has been with the company for 40 years and worked with Karl Lagerfeld. Her track record is proven. This new CEO though.. she’s too foreign. No creative fashion background

  • @anibalopina
    @anibalopina 14 дней назад +3

    Hedi Slimane ruined Saint Laurent and Celine, just nope

  • @bruceshaw1435
    @bruceshaw1435 2 дня назад

    Very interesting appraisal: very clickbatey headline

  • @KylaMatriano
    @KylaMatriano 8 дней назад

    The CEO is a joke

  • @merrywalsh2809
    @merrywalsh2809 15 дней назад +4

    I am glad to see Virginie go. Her colors and combinations, to me, were ugly and uninspired, a real mish mash. The silhouettes did nothing for a woman’s body. I am exited for the future. I think Marc Jacobs would be great. His use of color, the playfulness, his understanding of Chanel, all positives.

  • @nikkil764
    @nikkil764 16 дней назад +4

    Tom Ford. Yes please.

  • @w.urlitzer1869
    @w.urlitzer1869 4 дня назад

    your analysis is totally erroneous.

  • @thebrothaj
    @thebrothaj 16 дней назад

    i’d love to see olivier rousteing lead chanel in its next era…

  • @Jason-ml3vs
    @Jason-ml3vs 5 дней назад

    They are selling idiots cheap tat.

  • @kismet2354
    @kismet2354 11 дней назад +2

    Virginie has not an ounce of creative talent in her. Glad she’s out.

  • @stanley052380
    @stanley052380 12 дней назад

    Do a full research than trying to get viewers with your incomplete info. Oh well ignorance is a bliss 😂

  • @Sept1973
    @Sept1973 15 дней назад

    Your perspective is yours but you're wrong.

  • @josemarianieva9329
    @josemarianieva9329 11 дней назад +1

    Ultimamente son pesimas las colecciones de Chanel.

  • @surferrlrlliang1863
    @surferrlrlliang1863 5 дней назад

    She is good, but lack of charm. Plus, the brand is way over-priced.