CHANEL is a partner of the film “Jeanne du Barry”, directed by Maïwenn, which opened the 76^th Cannes Film Festival. CHANEL has accompanied the production of this film, notably through six costumes specially designed by the House and loans of CHANEL High Jewellery. The House and the film's costume designer, Jürgen Doering, have revisited pieces from the CHANEL collections, modernising the sumptuous spirit of 18^th century dresses.

Supported by CHANEL and presented at the 80^th edition of the Venice Film Festival, Sofia Coppola's latest feature film tells the story of Priscilla Presley, the woman who once shared Elvis Presley's life. In this biopic, Sofia Coppola depicts their relationship and tells the story of Priscilla's passage into adulthood, her quest for identity and independence.

On this occasion, loyal friend of the House Sofia Coppola asked CHANEL to create the wedding dress in the scene of her wedding, reinterpreting the one Priscilla actually wore on her wedding day. This embroidered gown is inspired by the spirit of CHANEL's Spring-Summer 2020 Haute Couture collection and created within the Haute Couture and Métiers d'art ateliers.

The House of CHANEL has collaborated on one of the summer’s most-anticipated film, “Barbie”, directed and written by Oscar nominee Greta Gerwig and produced by and starring Oscar nominee Margot Robbie, who is a House ambassador, as the global icon.

Five silhouettes will be seen on screen, made available by the House with the support of Virginie Viard. Oscar-winning costume designer and friend of the House, Jacqueline Durran, was given a selection of outfits from the Ready-to-Wear, CHANEL COCO BEACH and COCO NEIGE collections. The five featured silhouettes were chosen to highlight the Barbie character as she moves through her journey in the film.

Breaking with convention, “Barbie” is an ambitious project, using humour and fantasy to tackle topical issues with irreverence and intelligence.

Actor and House ambassador Tilda Swinton stepped out on the red carpet to present George Miller’s film, “Three Thousand Years of Longing”, in which she plays one of the leading roles.

In this episode live from the Cannes Film Festival, Tilda Swinton evokes the strong storytelling of George Miller’s films and the links between CHANEL and cinema.

CHANEL supports ”Jeanne du Barry”

CHANEL supports ”Priscilla”

One minute with Tilda Swinton

Audrey Diwan in conversation with Charles Gilibert

Marine Vacth in conversation with Emmanuelle Devos

Carole Bouquet in conversation with Anna Mouglalis

Margaret Qualley in conversation with Claire Denis

One minute with Kristen Stewart

Lyna Khoudri in conversation with Dimitri Rassam

Marion Cotillard in conversation with Rosalie Varda

Tilda Swinton in conversation with Carly-Sophia Davies

Conversation with Penélope Cruz

Alice Diop in conversation with Kayije Kagame

One minute with Sofia Coppola