'-SPECIAL- "CHANEL" 00's Boutique decoration with camellia motif brooch

From Chanel, which has brought about changes in women's clothing, values, and lifestyles through numerous innovative designs, and remains a symbol of admiration for women even after more than 100 years since its founding, we introduce a special masterpiece.

This masterpiece is a sculptural beauty that allows you to wear the camellia, which Chanel has loved as a symbol, along with the lingering impression of the ribbon.

The first thing that catches the eye is the three-dimensional volume of the layered petals, with satin-like fabric that creates soft shadows every time it catches the light, serving not only as a motif but also playing a role in shaping the "surface" of the outfit.

The central bud part is crafted with a "trace of hand" that is not perfectly neat, and it can be said to land in a couture-like warmth different from the hard brilliance of jewelry, which is also attractive.

And what determines the unique value of this piece is the tag specification seen on the back.

Unlike the common "elliptical metal plate (year mark)" found in regular costume jewelry, a fabric tag embroidered with "CHANEL" is used instead, aligning with the lineage seen in accessories with retail tags, boutique decorations, or gifts for high-end clients.

Additionally, the pin is not a heavy, rotating mechanism but a practical design prioritizing lightness, and from the fact that these multiple specifications are combined, it can be said to be an item close to the "not for sale" category from the mid-2000s during Karl Lagerfeld's era.

In other words, the satisfaction of purchase is elevated not by the "material's price," but by being regarded as "an object that existed on the periphery of the maison's operation at the time," giving it a collectible significance.

The design is also excellent in its interpretation, with the pure symbolism of the camellia complemented by a long, hanging ribbon that adds "gesture," transforming a static brooch into a lively accent, which is beautiful.

The grammar of gift wrapping and shopping bags is incorporated into a scale that is consistent with the outfit, and Chanel's "black and white aesthetics" are designed to remain as whitespace rather than assertion.

As for styling, adding it to the lapel of a structured jacket or a minimal coat, and dropping a drop of organic roundness into the strength of the straight line will enhance the completeness.

Alternatively, it is also recommended to pin it to the chest of a neat shirt or dress, aligning the center of gravity with the vertical line of the ribbon, and if used on a bag handle or a stole fastener, you can enjoy the fun of transforming "decoration" into "function".

Definitely take this opportunity.