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BACK TO THE FUTURE Schiaparelli presents BACK TO THE FUTURE, the Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025-2026 Show by Daniel Roseberry, July 7th, 10am. Le Petit Palais, Paris, France. About Schiaparelli With her wild imagination and revolutionary approach to fashion, Elsa Schiaparelli instilled a unique creative spirit to 20th-century design. Turning ordinary objects into some of the most memorable creations, Schiaparelli expressed her creative talents through fashion, fragrance, and what we refer to today as “merchandising”, blurring the boundaries between creative brilliance and commercial success, and developing an innovative business model that is still used by most major fashion houses today. Elsa Schiaparelli’s iconic collaborations with artists like Dalí, Cocteau, Man Ray, Jean-Michel Franck, and Giacometti, among others, became legendary. Her legacy has consistently contributed to mainstream culture throughout the decades and continues to inspire people across creative industries and continents. A true artist herself, Schiaparelli is the creative force behind some of fashion’s most revolutionary shapes, techniques, and colors, redefining new standards of style and what beauty means. In 2019, the house of Schiaparelli appointed American-born designer Daniel Roseberry as Creative Director, based in the iconic Salons Schiaparelli at 21 Place Vendôme, Elsa’s home and atelier. Stylist Marie Chaix Casting Piergiorgio Del Moro Makeup Dame Pat McGrath Hair Guido Palau Nails Cam Tran Film Walter Films Direction Clara Cullen Music Ben Brunnemer Production Villa Eugenie Location Petit Palais Musée

SURREALISM LIVES HERE. A NEW ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPT BY DANIEL ROSEBERRY IN COLLABORATION WITH HALLEROED BRINGING THE SPIRIT OF PLACE VENDÔME TO HARRODS. Maison Schiaparelli, unveils its newly expanded space at Harrods. Photography Ludovic Balay #Schiaparelli #Harrods

CONSANI COUTURE Alex Consani in Schiaparelli Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2025, designed by Daniel Roseberry, at the 78th Cannes Film Festival. Alex Consani wears a tuxedo off-the-shoulder matador jacket in black textured jersey and soft jersey sleeves, embroidered with tonal cords, pompoms, rhinestones and mini tassels. Matching embroidered bra and black liquid satin tuxedo trousers. Heeled mules in black velvet. Stylist Kevin Lanoy Video Christophe Tiphaine

Show of Strength Schiaparelli Ready-to-Wear Spring/Summer 2025 by Daniel Roseberry photographed by Drew Vickers and styled by Malina Gilchrist. Exclusively available at: Schiaparelli, Paris Harrods, London Bergdorf Goodman, New York Neiman Marcus, Dallas and Los Angeles.

Schiaparelli presents LONE STAR, the Ready-to-Wear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 show by Daniel Roseberry, March 6, 7pm. Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris, France. About Schiaparelli With her wild imagination and revolutionary approach to fashion, Elsa Schiaparelli instilled a unique creative spirit to 20th-century design. Turning ordinary objects into some of the most memorable creations, Schiaparelli expressed her creative talents through fashion, fragrance, and what we refer to today as “merchandising”, blurring the boundaries between creative brilliance and commercial success, and developing an innovative business model that is still used by most major fashion houses today. Elsa Schiaparelli’s iconic collaborations with artists like Dalí, Cocteau, Man Ray, Jean-Michel Franck, and Giacometti, among others, became legendary. Her legacy has consistently contributed to mainstream culture throughout the decades and continues to inspire people across creative industries and continents. A true artist herself, Schiaparelli is the creative force behind some of fashion’s most revolutionary shapes, techniques, and colors, redefining new standards of style and what beauty means. In 2019, the house of Schiaparelli appointed American-born designer Daniel Roseberry as Creative Director, based in the iconic Salons Schiaparelli at 21 Place Vendôme, Elsa’s home and atelier. Film Titre Provisoire Music Ben Brunnemer Production Villa Eugenie

LOUVRE COUTURE Schiaparelli is pleased to be featured at the Louvre in the new exhibition, «LOUVRE COUTURE, Objets d’art, Objets de mode» through July 21, 2025. Schiaparelli Haute Couture by Daniel Roseberry. Look 29, SS22: Jeweled cage dress constructed from embossed ornaments composed of hand-crafted leather and adorned with gold leaf, re-embroidered with cabochons, vintage jewels, rhinestones, and anatomical resin elements. Headdress on a metal structure is constructed from hand-crafted leather with relief ornaments covered in gold leaf and embroidered with cabochons, vintage jewels, rhinestones, and anatomical resin elements. Look 16, SS23: House signature fragrance bottle Shocking! shaped tailored jacket in black wool crepe. Matching draped skirt in black light wool crepe. The model wears a hammered brass and patina handmade head mask. Look 10, SS22: Oversized spencer jacket in double-faille satin with embroidery inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli’s iconic “Apollo of Versailles” cape. Train is embroidered in a dégradé gold color scheme composed of blade threads, tubes, gold beads, and Swarovski rhinestones, worn front to back. Tuxedo pants in black wool. Curated by Olivier Gabet Musée du Louvre

SCHIAPARELLI HAUTE COUTURE SPRING SUMMER SHOW 2025 Schiaparelli presents ICARUS, the Haute Couture Spring Summer 2025 Show by Daniel Roseberry, January 27, 10am. The Petit Palais, Paris, France. About Schiaparelli With her wild imagination and revolutionary approach to fashion, Elsa Schiaparelli instilled a unique creative spirit to 20th-century design. Turning ordinary objects into some of the most memorable creations, Schiaparelli expressed her creative talents through fashion, fragrance, and what we refer to today as “merchandising”, blurring the boundaries between creative brilliance and commercial success, and developing an innovative business model that is still used by most major fashion houses today. Elsa Schiaparelli’s iconic collaborations with artists like Dalí, Cocteau, Man Ray, Jean-Michel Franck, and Giacometti, among others, became legendary. Her legacy has consistently contributed to mainstream culture throughout the decades and continues to inspire people across creative industries and continents. A true artist herself, Schiaparelli is the creative force behind some of fashion’s most revolutionary shapes, techniques, and colors, redefining new standards of style and what beauty means. In 2019, the house of Schiaparelli appointed American-born designer Daniel Roseberry as Creative Director, based in the iconic Salons Schiaparelli at 21 Place Vendôme, Elsa’s home and atelier. Film by Titre Provisoire Music by Ben Brunnemer Production by Villa Eugenie

If you don’t believe in fate, this interview could convince you otherwise. From Texas, his birthplace, to the gold of Place Vendôme, take a mystical trip with Daniel Roseberry, enlightened soul and artistic director of Schiaparelli. Craftsmanship is a very important part of your work. Can you tell us about your creative process? D.R. It starts with words. The words are a way of setting an intention, like my compass, my guide for the season. Lately, you could call them a mantra. It’s like a way of giving structure. Otherwise, it’s too overwhelming. I’m a triple Virgo, so I’m very practical and perfectionist. So, we start by looking at the season that just happened, I look at what people respond to, what felt triumphant, and then what felt like a failure, like a missed opportunity. That’s where I start with the team.” Read the full interview with Daniel Roseberry in Exhibition Magazine.

From the measuring tape sandals, to the pierced peas-in-a-pod earrings and the flowing black skirt with piercings along the slit, American painter Amy Sherald wore head-to-toe Schiaparelli Ready-to-Wear by Daniel Roseberry to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) Art + Film Gala.

Ever since the Skeleton dress of 1938, designed in collaboration with Salvador Dalí and a landmark in the history of the Maison and fashion, Schiaparelli has been revisiting this surreal motif from one collection to another. This season, the Schiaparelli skeleton is embodied in a variety of materials and shapes, each more visually striking than the last.