.Chanel muse almajodorowsky reveals the emotions The Metiers d’Art collection pieces evoke for her, what she wants to hold on to from her quarantine routine, plus more.
Métiers d’Art 2019-20 collection, which just arrived in stores. Conceived by creative director Virginie Viard as a tribute to Coco Chanel, it’s a contemporary interpretation of the iconic codes of the house—like the No. 5 emblem, whimsical bird cages, and bundles of golden wheat.
It’s like another world. It was really strange, because they’re like all these jewels created from the work of so many different people. Thinking about all of the disparate people working together to do with one piece, it felt really far from the situation in which we were all isolated from each other.I taught myself how to embroider—I just did things for my home, a pillow with a sort of medieval-style dragon on it.
I have a part in the last two episodes, so I had arrived on set when everyone had already been there for four months, so it was very nice because everyone was like a big family and very welcoming, really warm. There were people of all different nationalities—British, French, Thai, Belgian—and it was fun to be on set.I did a lot of research into my character, because she was one of his victims in real life. It was fascinating to be able to learn about her, and also difficult.
Everyone was taking it slowly and carefully when it reopened. I think a lot of people, including me, expected to fall instantly in each other’s arms, celebrate the end of the lockdown. But we realized we had to take time to process everything we all went through. Now it is more relaxed, but I feel we still have to be careful and to be aware of everything that this tragic moment spotted about the way our society is constructed.
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