'This is a real revolution': Chanel examines how 'celebrity' has changed in 100 years

To mark 100 years of their iconic N°5 perfume, Chanel asked an eclectic range of people, including Marion Cotillard and Graydon Carter, about the notion of celebrity
"Under 100 people worldwide will be remembered in 50 years"

"Under 100 people worldwide will be remembered in 50 years"

It might not look like it, but Chanel’s iconic N°5 perfume is 100 years old this month. To mark the milestone, Chanel has looked back on how celebrity has changed over those 100 years and how it will be different again in another century.

They gathered a range of people to gain their insights into the phenomenon of fame for a short film, ‘Celebrity by’.

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