No need for an introduction, the Chanel suit has imprinted a style of suit that's forever in campaigns, magazines and on the highest of our list. Since the 1920’s Chanel has revolutionised feminine fashion by introducing the feminine garment (which we are extraordinarily grateful for) and creating her signature titled jacket. The boxy blazer has not changed at all over the years – the soft collar is commonly outlined with black lining or a worn trim with the most popular material being tweed or a similar heavy fabric. The short blazer is very tailored despite however not pinching the waist slightly just like the typical jacket; it instead finishes simply before the hips and proves to be a very flattering shape for many women. The jackets best quality is that the pretty pencil skirt that most commonly tends to be paired with it, as opposed to the trousers, but that is down to preference. there's no denying that this two piece is a subtle show stopper because it effortlessly oozes attractiveness, originality, magnificence and elegance and would be complete with a collection of pearls. Fashion’s empress Anna Wintour is a fan of the Chanel suit displaying its skilfulness in colours and thus proving that no greater stamp of approval is needed.