Chanel and Tribeca Luncheon Celebrates 10 Years of Through Her Lens Filmmaking Program

“ Chanel girls always look the coolest,” declared Sarah Paulson. The actress was on the carpet outside of Locanda Verde in New York on Tuesday afternoon, two days after presenting at the Emmy Awards, and by her calculation, she was surrounded by “the coolest.” Chanel and Tribeca were kicking off the 10th year of the Through Her Lens program for emerging female filmmakers with their annual luncheon, and the crowd was, well, wearing Chanel. Paulson is serving as a mentor for this year’s program, a three-day workshop that provides support and development opportunities — and networking — for five female-led projects. “ One of the great things that success provides is an opportunity to give back,” Paulson said. “I don’t know that I have anything particularly valuable to say, but I certainly have ears to listen,” she added. “The more everyone gathers together and talks to one another about their experiences, the more you can normalize some of the stranger things that happen in this industry — and just, you know, walking around the planet as a woman.” The actress is starring in the female-centric series “All’s Fair” later this fall, a Ryan Murphy production about “ a bunch of female attorneys who make it their

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