In Nazi-occupied Paris, Christian Dior fears for his resistance-fighter sister, Catherine; Coco Chanel makes a deal that will forever haunt her.

Christian embarks on a quest to free Catherine from German captivity; Coco is sent on an undercover mission and recruits her friend Elsa.

After Paris is liberated by Allied troops, Nazi collaborators face punishment--including Coco. Christian is conflicted about ever designing again.

Christian receives a position set to alter his professional course. Self-exiled in Switzerland, Coco copes with alienation.

Coco, a trailblazing perfumer, engages in a contentious clash with her associates concerning her most iconic scent. Simultaneously, Christian navigates redefining the boundaries of his personal connections.

An ambitious designer named Christian defies conventions to launch his fashion label, as Coco exploits Elsa's unique talents for personal advantage.

Carmel Snow, a renowned editor sees an opportunity to revive Coco's career. Meanwhile, Christian navigates expectations from his family.

Christian tends to family matters that will forever influence his aesthetic. Coco must make a deal with Spatz as Elsa's addiction intensifies.

A pivotal choice by Christian risks derailing his debut fashion show. As Coco confronts her associates, Spatz's actions endanger her liberty.