I was lucky enough to be invited by Tina to the Chanel jacket show a few months ago. The show was so cool (not to sound cliche) because you were able to see and appreciate the amount of detail that goes into each piece and the transformation of the line into what we know and love today. Once you walked into the private show room, there were pieces on each wall with a sign indicating the year they were created. There were pieces from Coco herself, and of course Karl Lagerfeld. The pieces illustrated the transformation of Chanel from a new line that challenged women's fashion of her day (most appropriately defined as constricting) by creating comfortable pieces that moved with the body. The show also illustrated the line we know and love today that can only be characterized as chic and classic while still pushing the boundaries. My favorite part was a wall that was entirely filled with the different buttons that might be used on a Chanel jacket. This wall was my favorite because it reiterated the importance of detail in her work. I've always loved the Chanel jacket because it is such a signature piece that can be paired with virtually anything. The most interesting bit of information that I walked away with from the show was that Chanel cut the sleeves on her jackets to 3/4 sleeves in order to show off her cuff bracelets. At the time, 3/4 sleeves were not fashionable, but she loved her cuffs so much that she just cut off her sleeves. I love a woman who isn't afraid to push the boundaries of her time! This Elizabeth Cole cuff is perfect for your favorite Chanel jacket or for any occasion for that matter. It has a nice contrast of texture and I love that it is gold. I feel like women are afraid to wear gold anymore. Pair it with jeans or a suit and you will collect complements all day. Elizabeth Cole Cuff Bracelet, $270.00, saksfifthavenue.com.