CHANEL: THE HEAD SEAMSTRESSES WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! (My favorite video!) by Loic Prigent
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Une nouvelle vidéo en anglais parce que RUclips est pour moi un espace fantastique pour expérimenter de nouvelles choses, de nouveaux formats et s'amuser!
It’s Haute Couture baby! The most expensive clothes in the world! The CHANEL heads of atelier explains all the visual tricks and technical gems of the first Haute Couture collection by Virginie Viard solo.
A very special collection needs very special explanations!
This is the third of three videos about this exceptional CHANEL Haute Couture collection by Virginie Viard. You can also see the fittings before the show, at CHANEL on the rue Cambon. There’s is another vidéo about the stars at the show, Margot Robbie and Isabelle Adjani!
CHAPTER 1 : The fittings :
• CHANEL: VIRGINIE VIARD...
CHAPTER 2 : the stars at the show.
• CHANEL: STELLAR FIRST ...
CHAPTER 3 :the head seamstresses explain all the secrets of the collection!
• CHANEL: THE HEAD SEAMS...
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Without these master craftswomen the designers are handcuffed. The true unsung heroes of the runway. Thank you for spotlighting them the world cannot appreciate them enough.
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It is very hard for the workrooms after a show, we go into a sort of shock as suddenly all our 'babies' are taken away to be used in the press and commercial showrooms and we are left sitting in the middle of scraps and patterns. Luckilly the rythm is such that it doesn't last long and we begin to work on the next collection. First we have to sort out the patterns, make sure that no pieces or info is missing, then sort through the fabrics then the threads and then recover the work tables and generally wipe away the previous collection. At Chanel they use the workrooms to make the garments that are on order from clients in couture so there is an overlap. I remember doing a coat for Karl that had 6 metres of silk chiffon in each metre of trim made by Lemarié and we needed 16 metres of trim for the coat ! We made two for the show and one for Linda Evangelista as a gift.
Hi Stephanie! Could you tell us the secret of how to be an apprentice in these haute couture houses? I am dying for it
@@0608jeffrey Hi Jeffrey, well in the past I had two apprentices, one is in Hollywood now and the other is head of workrooms at Chanel. In Paris you have to be in a fashion school and you Apply to a fashion couture house for an apprenticeship as part of your training. My two did three days in house and two days in school but were allowed more time in house during collections. Both of my apprentices I gave garments to do completely but mostly in these houses you get just to help out here and there. SO you have to be in the 'system' in order to get a foot in the door. You can also do internships but these are usually reserved for 'friends' of the personnel or the kids of clients etc. It's a tough world to get into but you have to persevere and set yourself a goal. My 'boy' apprentice is like my son and we travelled together to India and Brazil and we are in touch all the time, I have known him since he was 17 ! I Don't have any contacts in these houses anymore as I am out of the system, retired. Good luck.
Stephanie Murray Thank you so much for your Stephanie! I’m more clear with my path! Deeply appreciated!
Stephanie, Thank you so much for explaining to me, a little tiny keyhole view into the industry. You must've made the impossible possible in your time there, as I would believe, others of the same level done so as well 😍 It amazes, incites, makes my brain go on incredible adventures as to how the pieces came about - not just the drawings.. the rooms in which the items are created and it amuses me greatly (not in a bad way, a happy filled way) how much you all used science ( ie physics, solids, entities not solid at all, masses of varied texture and weight to create an object to behave in a certain way) plus the creative heart and soul and ability to meld these seemingly disparate things in a harmonious fashion.
I've always adored our vestements, not just for the latest thing.. mostly for the ingenuity of those in the ateliers and those involved. especially when, I see things created and think to myself, ooh.. i think i saw something like this .. just like a noblewoman's chemise most likely florentine.. ooh hang on.. wrong.. look at that black work and someone put in a bit of something else which makes it hang all frouffy like a 17th century mercantile.. but slimmed the armsyces and rear upper torso a lot.. so its proportionally perfect 🥰🥰🥰 and then, wow us with something else totally different and make it work ❤️❤️❤️
Stephanie Murray thank you for commenting.
Olivia was my apprentice, I gave her her first jacket to make for a fashion show, she was so happy to be able to do it, it gave her confidence. She is very talented and also a great underwater diver !! She so deserves her current position today.
Kind of you. Did you leave the industry?
@@unaninanine3743 Yes after more than forty years I did retire. The industry had changed a lot and my way of doing things didn't fit the corporate narrative so it was time to go.
@@TheFiown Awww. Thanks anyway 🤗
@@TheFiown I watched the Chanel report while you and your team were working on Karl's collection with the btiful wedding dress. Very inspiring....I love more Chanel and the work people as you does...when i watched it....the intimate , humble simple workroom for such a huge luxury collection...How thanks to your little hands...you make a dream come true....It was such inspiring...something is for sure ...you have all an incredible humanity and riches within ...and I regret that it's not this world that reflects that House and also today's Fashion. Congratulations and you should open your own workroom for transmission even 1 or two pple because i know such talent is rare.Thanks for this incredible journey ...🌹🌹🌹🌹
@@han660namun8 I 100% agree. @@UCYiUQcvPqHAU9ZN3khINIuA The work you do makes peoples dreams come true.
You can't fake that attention to detail. That's how things are authenticated.
The way the fabrics move so flawlessly costs time, money, and energy. No wonder they're so expensive.
As a young designer, who knows Chanel's chronology and Karl's historical moments, to see the new ideas and the new concepts behind this collection blow my mind. Yes, I read the interviews but there are always some 'behind the scene' creative ideas behind dresses that quite frankly make me love this collection even more. (more) Respect for Virginie and Chanel. Bravo Loic!
every dress deserve a detailed presentation like this. every seamstreses deserve a credit. not as shallow as a pretty dress that can be bought by much money.
These ladies are true artisans. It’s so nice to see beautiful things created with thought and care. You can tell each one was worried over until as perfect as humans can make something.
I appreciated the scene where the seamstress was worrying over the pocket wrinkling; it’s not just me, the best of the best struggle too! 💕
these head seamstresses deserves more recognition now than before, people who realize the visions of the designer on paper, kudos to all their teams on a successful show and many more to come 💓
Cette vidéo était parriculièrement spéciale. C’est toujours émouvant de voir comment les couturier(e)s parlent des pièces avec fierté, passion et amour. Elles ont l’air très sympathiques en plus ! La collection est magnifique. Mme. Viard a réussi à garder l’essence de Chanel tout en apportant par ci et par là sa propre touche. Une réussite totale !
I wish I could see all the dresses inside out. I love the hidden details.
Loic posting daily 😍 Christmas came early
Je me rappelle de Madame Cécile qui racontait les superstitions dans les ateliers coutures, selon l’endroit où l’on se piquait avec l’aiguille. Toujours un bonheur d’entendre les premières d’atelier parler des collections
IT’S COUTURE, BABY !
Cette vidéo était incroyable de tendresse, de passion et de dévotion pour ce magnifique art qu'est la haute couture. On respire l'esprit de Karl et de la maison Chanel dans cette humabilité de ces premières grandes Dames.
That was fascinating! Those ateliers work with such obvious passion for what they do. Their love for their clothes is transmitted in the finished product. Quelle artistes!
I love how open are all with you about their techniques and secrets. It's clear they appreciate your work and how much you love and admire fashion! Maybe one day I will be able to own one (one of the cheapest of course!) ... one day... so far only sunglasses 😍😍😍 Only critique I have is the flat shoes.. for the suits they were fine ... the dresses, that amazing red one or the black and silver... no flats please!
The French don't respect the no flat policy anymore!
I enjoyed this behind the scenes so much! It’s wonderful to see craftspeople and artisans work and the pride they feel creating art. From someone who has done trade shows for many years, I understand the stress and pressure to pull off such an event. More of these please!
Loïc...Merci trop beau, super intéressant... le savoir faire de ces dames, on plus elles sont très sympathiques! Great video !
It's my dream to create beautiful clothing that will last for a lifetime. I want to travel to Paris and learn Haute Couture.
Me too. I'm trying to figure out how to make that move.
Follow your heart dear
"IT"S COUTURE BABY! " My god do I love this channel!
J'aime la passion et l'humanité de madame Cecile. Ca fait chaud au coeur de voir une si belle personne dans des ateliers de haute coiture.
Oh my god they are so wholesome!! Seemstresses and tailoreuses are the best people! I love it! And Virginie seems so nice and natural as well! 😍 Wonderful video!
Thank you for watching Joel!
@@LoicPrigent Your videos are a pleasure to watch.
Breathtaking! There is no house like Chanel. Karl will always be remembered, great job Virginie!
I love so much to see the artists passionately speak about the garments they make. It really is inspiring. I'm sure it feels nice for them to be able to point out the details of their expertise. It really is amazing to watch them. I'm sure they love having the chance to present it from an atelier's point of view.
It's incredible the ressource of different techniques to make something that looks eventually simple!
No one does it like you, the appreciation of the makers … no one does care, but you and me, the blood and sweat. Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Merci merci merci...I would never have access of this level of detail for this absolutely amazing art form that is fashion, if it was not for you. I have craved fashion/craftmaship information for years and you deliver. Thank you. La haute couture, c'est un art qui n'est pas "disposable". it needs to live and evolve with a new generation....
Bravo! Karl would be so proud of the Chanel team and Virginie 🖤 Mercy Loic for this ❤️
Je trouve que le personnel semble beaucoup plus décontracté et souriant. Une belle touche féminine sur cette collection. Bravo mesdames !!!
Ce que j’adore, c’est de voir sous la robe...comment elle est faite. Ça, c’est comme déballer un cadeau! Merci!
Awww! Trop bien!
Thanks for this beautiful insight! It was fascinating to hear about the tailoring details. The craft deserves way more spotlight! I finally feel like I found a fashion channel with real substance and good content and not just celebrity and trend blah blah .. keep up the good work!
Ah, so lovely to see Madame Jacqueline and Cecile again. I remember the first time I ever watched them in action in your Signé Chanel series. I've rewatched that show countless of times. The amount of work and detail of the ateliers is just unparalleled and the artistry is such a treasure to behold. I also really appreciate your zest and infectious energy behind the camera. It clearly spreads positive vibes on screen to see such enthusiasm about the ateliers and the level of work that goes into creating unique and artistic pieces. Merci, Loic! And well done to the Chanel team for a fabulous collection.
So nice to see the work of art of the seamstresses. They are the heroes behind the scenes. Love love loooooove those videos
Stunning! I love the move back to more historical inspirations. That for me, is what Chanel really excels at.
And I also just love historical fashion. I don’t sew modern clothing, I find it boring.
La manière dont c'est filmé sous différents angles, depuis le défilé, le point de vue plus technique et personnel des Madames, le ton plus décontracté de Loïc Prigent et toute cette émotion et cette beauté, rend le reportage très intéressant. J'adore, et toujours aussi enrichissant !
🧡🧡🧡Thank you this has been a ĺearning experience.Am really amazed and grateful to this highly talented seamstress. Without them there wouldnt be this glamorous show. They deserve better than this. Thank you once again.😍😘😘👏👏
Thee most wearable haute couture I've ever seen. Would wear everything here irl. Wonderfully classic and modern, truly timeless pieces!
I enjoy the work behind the stage. So nice to see the hands that sewed these creations 😍
Je pourrais les écouter parler de leur travail passionnant pendant des heures ❤️ Merci beaucoup Loic pour tes vidéos
I love the attention to detail. I’ve my own clothing for 60 years and try to do the same.
I can't even sew on a button without a RUclips video showing me how. The skill of these women is amazing and the clothes in the collection are wonderful. I love them all!!
You made me appreciate haute couture even more. Love it
I love that you described how each garment fit the inspiration.
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These artists make exquisite clothing! Bravo
I just love how they are professional and precise, but are still having fun🌻❤
Love the idea of the library. We have lots of books at home. I also like the white collars.
My mother wore Chanel. Her clothes became an issue toward the end of her life, as in "What to do with them?" She was petite, and bird like, so not anyone over 12 years of age could fit in them.
I can’t even process the amount of detail we get in your vids. I absolutely love ! The sequins of Karl/Coco’s writing was truly gorgeous. So much beauty in one show. Smallest details are flawless and casual. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤CHANEL! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤LOIC!!!!!
I am always blown away with the craftsmanship that goes into making these garments. Thank you for sharing this video.
Bravo to the talent of many people who bring the luxurious fabrics to Life through their intensive labor.
Thank you Loic for posting these amazing videos! Chanel fashion shows have inspired me since I was a little girl, and getting an insider look on what it takes to produce a single Chanel fashion show is just amazing! Thank you again!!
I love to see how much Loic is learning about the art of haute couture sewing!
Fabulous...would love to see them make the fabric with all the embroidery! I can't imagine how they do that with such delicate fabric. True fashion heros!
Absolutely fascinating and an honor to see the details of the stunning couture pieces. There was not a piece from this collection that I did not love. Thank you for sharing.
Loic there’s a certain Je ne sais quoi with your presentation that I adore. Excellent as always. I appreciate your work and sense of humor that you cleverly insert throughout.. merci !
Wow. I love to see the seamstresses describing their work. Stunning and rare to get such information
Man the attention to detail. Love it! Wonderful stuff. Thank you
You see these dresses and handbags but the people who make them are the real treasure
Such intricacy,prestige,class and delicacy i can see why this brand is timeless. The Chanel woman is sophisticated,elegant chic and bit rebelious.
Merci merci merci Loic pour cette série, quelle merveille!
Je me souviens avoir regardé le défilé les larmes aux yeux tant tout est beau et plein de sens, et bien là ça recommence, parce qu'avec les explications c'est encore plus émouvant.
Great to see the good humor of everyone!
LOIC, WE ARE COUNTING ON YOU FOR THIS SEASONS CHANEL HC!!! MORE OF THIS PLS!!!!!
What a setting, a library...how perfect!
True craftmanship!
La mode présenté par un poète...merci Loïc, Chanel et la haute couture prennent un envol délicieux💖👏
❤️🌟❤️Cher Loic, this was the best❣️. So beautiful, emotional, expressive. Another brilliant video❣️. MORE, s’il vous plait❣️
Seeing the detail explained helps me to enjoy the wonderful designs. Seeing up close allows me a chance to admire the artistry. Thank you 🦋
Oh my. I will never have a Chanel piece, I can dream. it has been a dream for ever ❤
Waking up everyday to a new Loïc video of Chanel is the best present anyone can ask for! And hearing the Madame d’atelier, it’s amazing seeing them again after his old documentary on Chanel! Bravo Loïc!
Iconic. Elegant. Stunning. What a fabulous experience to get a peek behind the scenes. Thank you.
Dear Mr Prigent, I always love to watch your documentaries with humor and sensitiveness! I've watched many of them and it is always a pleasure
Haute couture of today looks much more elaborate and painstaking than that of the 1920s, 30s, etc. Karl Lagerfeld seems to have felt the same way. I remember reading a quote years ago where he said that the haute couture of past decades was more like the highest boutique-level ready to wear of today. Looking at vintage Chanel and other designers in books and museum exhibits, it appears to be the case. Today's haute couture is almost otherworldly in terms of lavish detail and precision.
I always say fashion is wearable art. Chanel truly is wearable fine art. Boggles the mind how much thought, workmanship and expertise goes into everything! I also love how light-hearted the different heads of ateliers are, and seeing your interactions with them!
L'équipe est d'un niveau féerique, et bravo Virginie pour le travail de continuité et de réinvention, l'hommage à Karl est très émouvant, la féminité féministe renaît toujours chez Chanel, dans l'alliance du raffinement et du confort. Merci Loïc pour ce reportage " efficace ". 😉👌🏼
Loved seeing all the little design details of this collection. It was a great treat to be behind the scenes.
15:24 “Quelle émotion, arrête!”
Wonderful job on the rue Cambon. Thanks for this!
Quality and the finest workmanship is the art and designers are the dreamers that’s why when you get both it’s so special.
The details and the craftsmanship is incredible. Every piece from this Chanel collection is mesmerizing. (As always)
Such a charming lady...and,ofcause,proudly showing,the materpieces...so beautiful🤩🤩🤩
Breathtaking 🖤 ultimate chic and attention to detail. Timeless.
Merci Loic! vous avez l'art et la manière de nous transporter dans les "backstage" des défilés haute couture, As ever brillant, you make us dreaming, thanks to the all Chanel's team for this stunning beautiful show and precious details.
Again, this is why fashion models are needed to bring out the message of one dress. Not some famous RUclipsrs who doesn't know how to present the dresses on the runway.
Making a dress is an art and hardwork. That's the model's job, to present the art and hardwork of the people behind it.
Merci Loic! So wonderful to see the beauty and all the work that goes into couture. I can watch videos like this for hours!
They work hard on it with love and great memories to perform their arts of fashion. So proud of them as a women.
Tres bien
I can’t explain how much I love this collection 🖤 thank you Loic. Ps: I believe Olivia is an angel from the sky ❤️
Fabulous behind-the-scenes access to the Chanel atelier. Reminiscent of CNN’s Style with Elsa Klensch, but with the playful Loïc point-of-view!
Those little jackets are perfection.
Reporting on the design worlds of fashion beauty and decorating!!
Hank McAff 🙌
The opening trumpet ditty was a prelude to the elegance that followed.
@@periscope7731 Yes she was wonderful. Probably my first time seeing couture shows on tv in the '80's. Learned quite a bit from her
Thank you sooo much for the content and the subtitles!
What subtitles??
Omg it’s getting better and better. Thank you 😍
I found the buttons make the clothes very interesting and exciting.
English with a french accent... I died and went to heaven. Bravo! More, please? 🇺🇸🇫🇷💖✨
So inspiring! Thank you for this video! I appreciate Chanel and Couture so much more ❤️❤️❤️
Loved every second of this!!!! Thank you!
Stunning!!!! The quality of the details all incredible!!
you bring front..the actual emotions of the crew behind amazing work..craftmanships and excellence in fashion...Love you
« Pour mettre des préservatifs » tu m’as tué avec celle là 😂
awesome people behind Chanel craftmanship
Wow Loic, to give us an in-depth behind the scenes tour of Chanel’s couture show is amazing. You truly are a one of a kind in fashion on RUclips please keep up the fantastic work!
This is the first collection where I love everything I see.
the beauty work of Chanel team is breath taking!!! well done ladies!