Give your annual Christmas countdown a luxury upgrade with these lush calendars full of extravagant surprises, from perfumes and other beauty products to jewelry. Here we round up some of the most ...

Chanel is facing widespread backlash over its $825 advent calendar, which included stickers, sample-size products, an empty dust bag and a flipbook. This holiday season, the French luxury fashion ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X In an undated image provided via Chanel, the Chanel No. 5 advent calendar from its 2021 holiday ...

Influencers are rallying against the luxury brand for its $825 limited edition advent calendar that features an assortment of stickers, mini lipsticks and creams, and ceramic and metal goods adorned ...

Not everyone who spent $825 on their Chanel advent calendars this year was happy with the gifts they got inside. Among the many people who documented opening the pricey item was TikTok user ...

As the holidays quickly approach, many are enjoying the surprise and wonder of advent calendars. But some that purchased Chanel‘s limited-edition $825 USD N°5 advent calendar are anything but happy.

PARIS — Chanel has responded to online controversy about its advent calendar after being mocked by influencers over the contents of the limited-edition box, resulting in a flood of negative comments ...

Christmas may not be canceled this year, but fashion house Chanel just might be — at least by underwhelmed customers and angry social media users. The luxury brand promised fans an advent calendar ...

Compartés reports that Advent calendars have evolved into a powerful marketing tool, enabling brands to engage consumers ...

Hell hath no fury like a social media mob that thinks it has identified a luxury scam. Or so it seemed this weekend, when a series of viral TikTok videos involving an $825 Chanel Advent calendar and ...

Some social media users are not feeling the Christmas spirit — or this box of mini lipsticks and branded stickers. By Vanessa Friedman Hell hath no fury like a social media mob that thinks it has ...