They combined the experience of the visit with their personal creative style in a variety of different forms, into eight works.

In each person's brush strokes, le19M, a space with special meaning, pays tribute to the profound, unique and extraordinary exquisite craft. These precious words will also become part of the le19M heritage spirit.

Chanel brand ambassadors - Zhou Xun, Liu Wen, Song Qian, Liu Shishi, Xin Zhilei, Zhang Junning, Wang Yibo - also watched the audio-visual feast of high handicraft online together in the early hours of this morning.

The Chanel 2021/22 Haute Artisan collection pays tribute to extraordinary craftsmanship with a grand event.

Chanel ungrudgingly shows the strength of the eight handicrafts, behind each piece of clothing, artisans for each piece of time, energy and skills need to be seen.

These techniques inherited through the ages are not only an important technical support for Chanel's works, but also an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Chanel design.

The perfect presentation of each big show is inseparable from the "heavy industry" of the eight handicrafts located in le19M.

Lesage Embroidery Workshop's design and creation of gorgeous embroidery has become legendary. Since 1996, these embroideries have continued to give Chanel's favorite tweed new vitality, mixing a variety of different materials with wool lines, bringing a variety of fabrics that can carry different styles, which is also the reason why tweed is never outdated.

Camellia, a key accessory in many looks this season, comes from Lemarie Camellia & Feathering.

Since the 1960s, Chanel's iconic camellias have been created by Lemarie Camellia & Featherery, and like all of their floral creations, each petal is hand-crafted.

In its workshop in le19M, where there is no flowing wind, arms of feathers are sorted one by one, and then combed, curled or smoothed, bonded or even woven to form light feathers in clothing.

Robert Goossens is skilled in the fields of sculpture and goldsmithing, and has been interpreting innovative Byzantine jewellery with Gabrielle Chanel since 1954.

Today, Goossens Gold and Silver Jewelry House continues to serve Chanel's creative legacy.

Gorgeous pearl necklaces and belt buttons, from the nearly century-old Desrues clothing and jewelry workshop, hundreds of craftsmen through layers of craftsmanship polishing, for Chanel to produce unique designs.

The collaboration between Chanel and Massaro began in 1957, resulting in the creation of Gabrielle Chanel's iconic lace-up two-tone shoes. Since then, the seamless cooperation has never been interrupted, and it shines at every season's press conference.

Combining ancient traditions with contemporary creations, this is the charm of the Montex embroidery workshop. Delicate, modern and precious motifs made with needlework, Luneville hidden crochet or the century-old Cornely hand-drawn embroidery machine have graced every Chanel collection.

Maison Michel Hat Shop and Lognon ruffle Shop also provide inspiration and quality support for Chanel in the continuous process innovation.

Here, exquisite details such as ruffles, embroideries, feathers and flourishes are carefully crafted and come to life; Jewelry is carved and polished, seely set; There are all kinds of shoes and hats, it is also the support of the skills and quality of these workshops, so that the design concept of innovative pioneers can be better presented, but also so that all different styles of overlapping and mixing, showing Chanel elegant avant-garde temperament and charm.

The collision of heritage and innovation has created a unique Chanel, as well as an irreplaceable high-end workshop series.