Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 35 Slides Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 11913Courtesy ChanelCoco Chanel and her aunt in front of Chanel's first boutique. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 21925Baron Adolph De Meyer, Harper's Bazaar, April 1925A white mousseline dress by Chanel in BAZAAR. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 31930Courtesy ChanelAt home on the French Riviera. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 41936Lipnitzk/Roger/Viollet/Getty ImagesChanel photographed wearing her signature strands of pearls.

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Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 62 Slides Jennifer Algoo is the Visuals Director at Harper's BAZAAR.  She is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts and has previously worked at Patrick McMullan Co. as well as completing internships at Martha Stewart Weddings, Vogue and CosmoGirl! Magazine.   Jennifer covers royal, celeb and art content as well as overseeing all visual assets on BAZAAR.com.  When she's not obsessing over the royals you can find her attempting to solve cold cases as an armchair detective, traveling and experimenting with new recipes.

Jennifer Aniston just landed a new role as the first LGBT female president in her new film for Netflix. The streaming giant has announced that Aniston will star as President of the United States Beverly Nicholson in their new political comedy film, First Ladies, which will also star Tig Notaro as Aniston's wife and First Lady of the United States. Notaro will also be co-writing the film with her real life wife Stephanie Allynne and is based on their original pitch.