The flapper dress was a staple of the Roaring Twenties, a symbol of liberation and freedom for women. But few people know the story of its creator, the enigmatic and reclusive designer who haunted the streets of Paris.
With her iconic little black dresses and her love of beads and fringe, Chanel revolutionized fashion. But at night, she'd slip into the shadows, her ghostly form a reminder that even the most stylish of women can have a dark side.
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