"Chanel's efforts to uplift women in film are never ending. The French maison already hosted a series of events this year to support industry up-and-comers, including Through Her Lens, its annual three-day mentorship program with Tribeca Enterprises, as well as the Academy Gold Fellowship for Women luncheon, in partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Apart from backing budding talent, Chanel also puts its weight behind Hollywood's icons."
"Coppola was in good company. Past honorees at the prestigious fête include Guillermo del Toro, Cate Blanchett, Baz Luhrmann, and more show business bigwigs. At the 17th MoMA celebration, the filmmaker's collaborators (e.g., Elle Fanning and Josh Hartnett) and brother (Roman Coppola) said a few short words and Elvis Costello closed out the evening with a performance. Despite its focus on film, no Chanel function is ever without fashion buzz. And though everyone brought their style A-game,"
"Plucked straight out of the Spring/Summer 2026 collection, aka Matthieu Blazy's highly talked about Chanel debut, Elle Fanning wore an eggshell long-sleeved top and matching handkerchief midi awash in sequins. She completed her look with holographic pointed-toe pumps. Lupita Nyong'o Also from Blazy's new collection, Lupita Nyong'o wore a black wool viscose dress which looked like a baggy t-shirt on top with a built-in tiered skirt."
Chanel supports women in film through mentorship and fellowship programs such as Through Her Lens with Tribeca Enterprises and the Academy Gold Fellowship for Women luncheon with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The brand also honors established filmmakers, presenting the MoMA Film Benefit as a tribute to Sofia Coppola and hosting events like an intimate dinner for her book launch. The 17th MoMA Film Benefit featured collaborators and family speaking, and a performance by Elvis Costello. Chanel events combine film support with fashion, with guests wearing pieces from Matthieu Blazy's Spring/Summer 2026 Chanel debut.
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