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Schiaparelli Couture Spring-Summer ’25: Artistry at Its Finest

Gold, luxury, and extravagance were on display as Schiaparelli opened the first day of Haute Couture Week in Paris, France. Daniel Roseberry celebrated his new collection with a vision that felt like a powerful reinterpretation of the past. “I wanted to create something that feels new because it’s old,” he remarked. On the runway, we saw supermodels like Alex Consani, making her debut for the brand, and Kendall Jenner. Among the attendees were Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu and Kelly Rutherford.

The collection was inspired by the myth of Icarus—a tale of escape and ambition, where a father and son attempt to flee imprisonment with wings held together by wax. For Roseberry, this represented a promise: that those who wear his designs could experience their own form of escape, even if only for a moment. In his show notes, Daniel explained that he drew inspiration from past decades, referencing the curvaceous, snaky forms of the 1920s and 1930s, as well as reimagined silhouettes from the 1950s.

Honoring some of the greatest couturiers, the collection featured fabrics and textures rarely seen in modern times. For the 2025 season, Roseberry incorporated lyonnaise ribbon—last used during World War II—wrapping it around the base of dresses and forming perfectly sculpted bows at the back. Backstage, he explained, “That’s what couture can offer. It’s the promise of just 15 minutes of a suspended reality.”

On the runway, the reconstructed gowns and sculpted satins left the audience in awe. Models adorned in pearls, feathers, and low-waist corsets walked the runway, celebrating the old as the new. Futuristic gold waves shimmered down one dress, while open-chested blazer-inspired gowns were paired with tulles and draped corsets that extended into wide, embedded tops. Ruffles, mermaid-like tails, and an unmistakable touch of elegance highlighted Roseberry’s reminder that a couturier is always searching for innovative ways to bring their craft to life.

As for accessories, the runway showcased oversized earrings, statement necklaces, and pearl-like embellishments on footwear. These grand touches balanced the collection with a unique gold and pink touch. Small handbags also complemented the cohesive looks, adorned with the brand’s signature logo or delicate feather-like designs, emphasizing the craftsmanship and attention to detail in every piece.

Schiaparelli delivered elegance and an admiration nod to the past, reimagined for the modern age. The atelier deserves applause for this outstanding collection—not only for Daniel Roseberry’s creative vision but also for the tireless efforts of the team backstage, bringing every look to life. Together, they welcomed a grand era of what Schiaparelli represents.

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