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“Today, Chanel sells nothing other than its griffe; the griffe is an absolute symbol for 'fashion' which, having become historical, is now able to sell this history better than it could sell fashion. Chanel's lasting success proves that fashion has become self-referential: the fetish of the mere name shows how it has begun to revolve around itself. The House of Chanel produces what Coco most abhorred: a thing of the past, dead. The visible, outwardly displayed griffe has become the opposite of individualized style: instead it confirms the latent uniform collectivity, which had always defined Chanel-wear; in the end, it signifies membership of an expensive club. The Chanel woman does not want to display her own taste, she wants to belong. In order to be certain, she is laden with Chanel signs and accessories, like amulets to protect against the evil eye; on the pocket, on the belt, on the dress buttons, on the watch, on costume jewelry, proudly stand the initials of the founder of the house, to which she knows she belongs.”
― Barbara Vinken, Fashion Zeitgeist: Trends and Cycles in the Fashion System

“Jusqu'au dernier moment l'homme qui, dou茅 d'une volont茅 prom茅th茅enne, veut arracher 脿 la terre son secret sentira la griffe du doute lui d茅chirer le c艙ur.”
― Stefan Zweig, Magellan

“Nails can be varnished, But they also claw. (Ongles peuvent 锚tre vernis, - Mais ils griffent aussi.)”
― Charles de Leusse