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Chanel releases short film starring leading figures from the arts to celebrate a century of N°5 perfume


UNVEILING a plethora of new launches in celebration of N°5 perfume turning 100, Chanel has now created a short film starring some of the most distinguished voices in the arts. Each figure will offer their own perceptive on the notion of celebrity, reflecting on how Chanel’s N°5 perfume has inspired artists, photographers, filmmakers and writers for generations.

Marion Cotillard ChanelMarion Cotillard

Marie-Agnès Gillot ChanelMarie-Agnès Gillot

The short films stars actress and Chanel’s most loyal ambassador, Marion Cotillard, who will explore the interplay between celebrity and icons. Marie-Agnès Gillot shares her personal journey on becoming one of France’s most illustrious dancers.

While Chinese media figure Hung Huang explores the seismic shift that “celebrity” has undergone in China. Professor of Psychology at Yale University, Laurie Santos, deconstructs our magnetism towards celebrities, alongside former editor of Vanity Fair Graydon Carter, and international dance star Lil Buck.

Hung Huang ChanelHung Huang

Laurie Santos ChanelLaurie Santos

Graydon Carter ChanelGraydon Carter

Chanel LIl BuckLil Buck

The film will also discuss the cultural impact of celebrity, its influence on psychology and examining the new forces of celebrity that will shape the next 100 years.

by Sophia Ford-Palmer

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