La Maison CHANEL a proposé à ses collaborateurs de donner leur voix pour mettre en valeur des œuvres provenant des collections du Patrimoine de CHANEL et des œuvres provenant de musées internationaux afin de les rendre accessibles aux personnes en situation de handicaps visuels.
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- L'Oeil est la Voix
- CHANEL - Manteau CHANEL en tweed chiné avec un camélia blanc, 1927, Edward Steichen
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