Daniel Roseberry, the creative force behind Schiaparelli, has been basking in well-deserved praise following the Oscars, where he dressed Ariana Grande in a stunning, crystal-embellished gown from the brand’s haute couture collection. This moment underscores the growing cultural relevance of Schiaparelli, a brand once dormant but now thriving under Roseberry’s visionary leadership. While couture has been the brand’s shining star, ready-to-wear and accessories are the lifeblood of any luxury label, and Schiaparelli is no exception. The brand’s recent show at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, attended by industry power players, signaled its ambitious expansion into these areas. Roseberry envisions this as the dawn of a second golden age for Schiaparelli, blending surrealism with wearable luxury.

Roseberry’s latest collection is a bold exploration of femininity and power, inspired by a fantastical vision of a world where women inherit the Earth. He reimagines masculine archetypes through a female lens, offering sharp-shouldered suits with cinched waists, cowboy-inspired leather pieces, and sensual dresses that evoke both strength and allure. The collection also translates the artistry of couture into ready-to-wear, with intricate ribbon dresses and sequined gowns that command attention. Even the loungewear—beaded pajama sets—makes a statement. Adding to the allure, Schiaparelli’s iconic surrealistic jewelry has been reimagined to be lighter yet equally impactful. Roseberry’s post-apocalyptic dreamscape for women is both enviable and empowering, a testament to his ability to blend fantasy with commercial appeal. Schiaparelli is not just awake—it’s striding confidently into the future.