Juliette Binoche, who plays Coco Chanel in The New Look, sat down exclusively with SheKnows to discuss her new limited series on Apple TV+. Binoche is joined by Ben Mendelsohn, ...

Juliette Binoche as Coco Chanel in “The New Look” (Apple TV+) “[The restaurant] was very fashionable at the time,” she told TheWrap. “I was having dinner with Himmler.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Since the brand’s establishment in 1910, the name Chanel has become synonymous with luxury goods ...

In addition to playing Coco Chanel, this winter Binoche is on the awards trail for the film The Taste of Things. Louis Vuitton dress ($3,600); Balenciaga pantaleggings ($3,550); Dior Fine Jewelry ...

So, when I had the chance to speak with Juliette Binoche, who plays Chanel, I had to ask her about the meaning behind Coco’s amazing style and of course, those remarkable jewels she’s always ...

For her interpretation of Chanel, Binoche worked with The New Look’s costume designer, ... Juliette Binoche at the premiere of The New Look in New York City on February 12, 2024.

Oscar winner Juliette Binoche experienced “very uncomfortable” moments while playing the role of Coco Chanel on Apple TV+’s “The New Look,” a historical drama based on true events ...

20 Questions On Deadline Podcast: Juliette Binoche Talks Playing Coco Chanel In 'The New Look', A Terrifying Near-Death Experience & Her Clooney Crush ...

Juliette Binoche (left) and Claes Bang as Coco Chanel and Hans Von Dincklage in "The New Look," 2024. "Chocolat" star Juliette Binoche stars as the iconic French designer, while Danish actor Claes ...

Binoche’s portrayal of Chanel, on the other hand, suggests the designer was caught between wanting to maintain her own autonomy and choosing to accede to Nazi demands as an act of self-preservation.

So, when I had the chance to speak with Juliette Binoche, who plays Chanel, I had to ask her about the meaning behind Coco’s amazing style and of course, those remarkable jewels she’s always ...