Maison Lemarié

Maison Lemarié is a Paris feather and flower atelier (plumassier) founded in 1880 by the milliner Palmyre Coyette, who supplied feathers to the hat trade. Her grandson André Lemarié took over in 1946 and worked with couturiers including Cristóbal Balenciaga, Christian Dior, Hubert de Givenchy and Yves Saint Laurent. The atelier is known for making Chanel's fabric camellias by hand. Chanel bought it in 1996, and it is part of the Métiers d'art at le19M in Paris.

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