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Chanel in Vogue
Chanel in Vogue

Sat, Oct 24

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Couture Pattern Museum

Chanel in Vogue

In Collaboration with Thames & Hudson, join the Couture Pattern Museum for a special event in Santa Barbara

Time & Location

Oct 24, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Couture Pattern Museum, 1525 State St, Third Floor, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, USA

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  • Chanel in Vogue

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    Oct 23, 4:00 PM

    VIP Patron Admission | $1,000 Private 1:30 pm entry and curator viewing with Susanna Brown & Rebecca C. Tuite, signed Chanel in Vogue, Cristal Champagne, priority tea seating, and reserved front row lecture seating. Premiere Lecture Admission | $500 West Coast Premiere lecture and Q&A with Susanna Brown & Rebecca C. Tuite, exhibition viewing, book signing, Champagne, and seated French tea service.

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