La guerra secreta de Coco Chanel

The book sheds light on a controversial part of her life, which isn't often discussed. I'm curious what motivated the author to explore this aspect in depth.

Her glamorous image contrasted sharply with her actions during the war. How did others feel about the way her collaboration was portrayed?

Balancing fashion history with political intrigue must have been challenging. Does the author succeed in blending these elements seamlessly?