Schiaparelli unveiled its Fall/Winter 2026-2027 ready-to-wear collection, titled “Sphinx”, at the Louvre in Paris. Designed by Daniel Rosebery, the presentation unfolded with a dark runway illuminated by a beam of light, bringing each model into sharp focus as they stepped out of the shadows.
The collection emphasizes structure and elongation, as well as silhouettes that hug the body while maintaining the architectural precision that has become synonymous with the house. Tailored black coats with exaggerated shoulders, smooth satin shirt dresses and sharply cut suits established the foundation of disciplined elegance.
Elsewhere, texture took center stage. Sheer knit sets reveal glimpses of skin through intricate woven patterns, while feather-trimmed skirts shimmer with movement under the runway lights. The sequinned gowns and liquid satin dresses provided the evening’s more focal moments, reflecting the house’s penchant for drama and glamour.
Rosebery also leaned into tactile contrasts. Oversized faux fur coats appeared with crafted leather and shiny satin, creating a dialogue between softness and structure. Throughout the collection, Schiaparelli’s signature gold hardware and statement accessories complemented the looks, reinforcing the brand’s surreal heritage.
The palette moved between black, bronze, ivory and metallic tones, sometimes with shimmering glitter that enhanced the cinematic atmosphere of the collection. Styled by Marie Chaix, the show balanced sensual silhouettes with precise tailoring, creating a lineup that felt both modern and distinctly Schiaparelli.
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