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Chanel in Vogue
Chanel in Vogue

Sat, Oct 24

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Couture Pattern Museum

Chanel in Vogue

Join the Couture Pattern Museum in Santa Barbara for the exclusive West Coast premiere of Chanel in Vogue, featuring the authors, a special photography exhibition, presentation by former Chanel technical fashion designer & draper, and French inspired afternoon tea. Two ticket levels available.


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Time & Location

Oct 24, 2026, 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

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

About the event

Inner Courtyard of Plaza Linda Vista, home of the Couture Pattern Museum in Santa Barbara
Inner Courtyard of Plaza Linda Vista, home of the Couture Pattern Museum in Santa Barbara

Only sixteen seats available. Join us at the Couture Pattern Museum in Santa Barbara for an exclusive cultural salon, celebrating the West Coast premiere of Chanel in Vogue, the landmark two volume publication produced in collaboration with Chanel and Thames & Hudson.

Courtesy of Thames & Hudson
Courtesy of Thames & Hudson

The afternoon will feature a special recorded message of friendship from the Honorable Adrien Frier, Consul General of France in Los Angeles, and a lecture and Q&A with authors Susanna Brown, former Curator of Photographs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and fashion historian Rebecca C. Tuite.


The program will also include a recorded interview with a former Chanel technical designer and draper in Paris.


On view throughout the afternoon will be a special photography exhibition from New York, presented on the West Coast for the first time, alongside a curated presentation of Chanel couture patterns and archival materials from the Museum’s collection.


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  • Chanel in Vogue

    VIP for Two People | $1,000 Private 1:30 pm entry and curator viewing. Includes signed Chanel in Vogue book ($400 value), Cristal Champagne, priority French tea service seating, and reserved front row lecture seating, tote ($100 value), museum tour ($250 value) plus Premiere experience below. Premiere Lecture Admission, Includes Book, ($200 value) | $395 Lecture and Q&A, photography exhibition viewing, book signing (includes $200 book), Champagne, and seated French tea service.

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