As Coco grew richer and more succes

As Coco grew richer and more successful, she mixed with the most famous people of the time. She loved to be with artists and she made clothes for shows at theatres in Paris, where she worked with Jean Cocteau, Pablo Picasso and Sergei Diaghilev. These people all admired Coco's work and understood what she was trying to do.
'Coco worked in fashion according to rules that seem to have value only for painters, musicians and writers,' said Jean Cocteau.
But Coco didn't just mix with artists. She often went to parties where she met important people like the future King of England - the Prince of Wales - and Britain's future war leader, Winston Churchill. And after her boyfriend of the war years, Boy Capel, was killed in a car crash, she was often seen on the arm of rich Russian and English lords.
For Coco and her friends, the 1920s were the happiest ten years of the twentieth century. But the good times suddenly ended in October 1929, when the stock exchange in Wall Street, New York, crashed. Share prices fell and fell and fell. The world economy was badly damaged. Thousands of businesses closed and millions of people lost their jobs.
For most people, the Wall Street crash was a disaster, but not for Coco Chanel. While ordinary people suffered, the richest people in the world still had money and they still wanted expensive, fashionable clothes. Instead of making cheaper, simpler clothes, she started to design even more expensive clothes and to use real diamonds in her jewellery. Coco had remembered the lesson of Biarritz: in times of trouble, the secret of success is to help people to forget their problems.
In these bad times for the world economy, other successful people remembered the same secret. One of these people was the great Hollywood film producer, Sam Goldwyn. As ordinary people in America got poorer and poorer, he realized that they wanted to see films about a different kind of world. They wanted films that showed the wonderful lives of rich, beautiful people. They wanted to go to the cinema and get away from their problems. Goldwyn decided that people in his films should wear the best and the most expensive clothes in the world, and so he went to the top fashion designer in the world: Coco Chanel. Coco understood his idea immediately and she was interested.
'How much will you pay me?' she asked.

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

Như Coco trở nên phong phú hơn và thành công hơn, cô hỗn hợp với những người nổi tiếng nhất của thời gian. Cô ta thích với các nghệ sĩ và cô ấy làm cho quần áo cho thấy tại nhà hát ở Paris, nơi cô làm việc với Jean Cocteau, Pablo Picasso và Sergei Diaghilev. Những người này tất cả các ngưỡng mộ của Coco công việc và hiểu những gì cô đã cố gắng để làm.'Coco làm việc trong thời trang theo quy tắc mà dường như có giá trị chỉ cho họa sĩ, nhạc sĩ và nhà văn,' ông Jean Cocteau.Nhưng Coco không chỉ kết hợp với các nghệ sĩ. Cô thường xuyên đi bên nơi nó gặp gỡ các nhân vật quan trọng như vua tương lai Anh - Prince of Wales - và lãnh đạo cuộc chiến trong tương lai của Anh, Winston Churchill. Và sau khi bạn trai của cô trong những năm chiến tranh, cậu bé Capel, bị giết trong một vụ đụng xe, cô thường xuyên được thấy trên cánh tay Chúa giàu Nga và tiếng Anh.Coco và bạn bè của cô, trong thập niên 1920 đã hạnh phúc nhất mười năm của thế kỷ XX. Nhưng thời gian tốt đẹp đột ngột kết thúc vào tháng 10 năm 1929, khi chứng khoán ở Wall Street, Niu-oóc, đâm. Giá cổ phần đã giảm, đã giảm và rơi. Kinh tế thế giới bị hư hại nặng. Hàng ngàn doanh nghiệp đóng cửa và hàng triệu người mất công việc của họ.For most people, the Wall Street crash was a disaster, but not for Coco Chanel. While ordinary people suffered, the richest people in the world still had money and they still wanted expensive, fashionable clothes. Instead of making cheaper, simpler clothes, she started to design even more expensive clothes and to use real diamonds in her jewellery. Coco had remembered the lesson of Biarritz: in times of trouble, the secret of success is to help people to forget their problems.In these bad times for the world economy, other successful people remembered the same secret. One of these people was the great Hollywood film producer, Sam Goldwyn. As ordinary people in America got poorer and poorer, he realized that they wanted to see films about a different kind of world. They wanted films that showed the wonderful lives of rich, beautiful people. They wanted to go to the cinema and get away from their problems. Goldwyn decided that people in his films should wear the best and the most expensive clothes in the world, and so he went to the top fashion designer in the world: Coco Chanel. Coco understood his idea immediately and she was interested.'How much will you pay me?' she asked.