Free-spirited design at Schiaparelli Spring 2025
It’s a good moment to be Danielle Rosebery. Fashion has decided to replace the bland sameness and algorithmic banality of quiet luxury with a more eccentric mood. And eccentric fashion is Rosebery’s forte, as she has proven time and time again at Schiaparelli’s haute couture shows. Ready-to-Wear is a new project for Chez Scap, and he’s been tinkering with the formula for the past few seasons, even if it still retains the surrealist touch for which founder Elsa Schiaparelli is famous and which he first embraced enthusiastically. Even if it’s weakened. During his time here, he’s definitely been creating fashion for extroverts.
Consider Kendall Jenner’s blue jeans. The waistband is U-shaped at the front and back, further accentuating the cinched silhouette of the ivory jersey bodysuit with an internal stretch corset. This is not your basic 5 pocket style denim. That hourglass shape was a recurring theme, whether it was a front-zip denim day dress or a flashy halter-neck dress in black compact jersey with off-white jersey draped below the hips.
But Roseberry’s mission here was to hit different beats, so this wasn’t a collection about themes or trends. It’s more like immersing yourself in the idiosyncratic closet of party-obsessed types who wear zebra stripes, believe in the power of shoulder pads, and only wear florals if they’re embroidered with hand-painted sequins. It was something. I’ll try all the highlights.
In the preview, Rosebery emphasized how little embroidery was used this season. Instead, he created texture and surface interest in other ways. The blue mesh jersey of the bodycon dress was gathered and tied into a series of knots to form a long braid that the model wrapped around her hand like a whip. Alternatively, you can sew strips of suede onto a knitted dress and then apply shellac to the edges to add shine. “It’s all about taking that vitality that people love from couture and making it so effortless,” he said. This rule also applied to new shoes this season. Roseberry grabbed a lot of attention with her gold trompe l’oeil toe sneakers from Skiup. Tweaking that idea, he added a gold toe ring to the trompe l’oeil toe of his leather Babouche slides. This is unconventional and fun.
https://www.schiaparelli.com/ja
Here at Schiaparelli, our ready-to-wear collections are intentionally tight. But it’s a great time to be small. Because you can design with real purpose. For us, purpose always trumps the mundane. The world may feel more chaotic than ever, but here’s a celebration of not only what fashion is, but also how it makes you feel. There is a mood of
It’s a good moment to be Danielle Rosebery. Fashion has decided to replace the bland sameness and algorithmic banality of quiet luxury with a more eccentric mood. And eccentric fashion is Rosebery’s forte, as she has proven time and time again at Schiaparelli’s haute couture shows. Ready-to-Wear is a new project for Chez Scap, and he’s been tinkering with the formula for the past few seasons, even if it still retains the surrealist touch for which founder Elsa Schiaparelli is famous and which he first embraced enthusiastically. Even if it’s weakened. During his time here, he’s definitely been creating fashion for extroverts.
Consider Kendall Jenner’s blue jeans. The waistband is U-shaped at the front and back, further accentuating the curvy silhouette of the ivory jersey bodysuit with internal stretch corsets. This is not your basic 5 pocket style denim. The hourglass shape was a recurring theme, whether it was a front-zip denim day dress or a flashy halter-neck dress in black compact jersey with off-white jersey draped below the hips.
But Roseberry’s mission here was to hit different beats, so this wasn’t a collection about themes or trends. It’s more like immersing yourself in the idiosyncratic closet of party-obsessed types who wear zebra stripes, believe in the power of shoulder pads, and only wear florals if they’re embroidered with hand-painted sequins. It was something. I’ll try all the highlights.
In the preview, Rosebery emphasized how little embroidery was used this season. Instead, he created texture and surface interest in other ways. The blue mesh jersey of the bodycon dress was gathered and tied into a series of knots to form a long braid that the model wrapped around her hand like a whip. Alternatively, you can sew strips of suede onto a knitted dress and then apply shellac to the edges to add shine. “It’s all about taking that vitality that people love from couture and making it so effortless,” he said. This rule also applied to new shoes this season. Roseberry grabbed a lot of attention with her golden trompe l’oeil toe sneakers from Skiup. Tweaking that idea, he added a gold toe ring to the trompe l’oeil toe of his leather Babouche slides. This is unconventional and fun.
https://www.schiaparelli.com/ja
Here at Schiaparelli, our ready-to-wear collections are intentionally tight. But it’s a great time to be small. Because you can design with real purpose. For us, purpose always trumps the mundane. The world may feel more chaotic than ever, but here we’re celebrating not only what fashion is, but also how it makes us feel. There is a mood of
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