FASHION WEEK September 29, 2023
Discover 5 extraordinary looks spotted at the Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2024 fashion show presented this Thursday, September 28, 2023 at the Italian Embassy.
5 extraordinary looks spotted at the Schiaparelli Spring-Summer 2024 show.
The extraordinary everyday life of the Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 fashion show
One of the most awaited events Fashion Weeks in Paris since the divine arrival of Daniel Roseberryartistic director since 2019, the Schiaparelli fashion shows Reach consensus.
Praised by fashion professionals, adored by the general public, celebrated by the stars, the Texas designer’s collections have achieved the feat of dusting off haute couture without making it commercial. His secret? Sculptural creations enriched with maximalist details that draw on the Surrealist heritage.
Besides that Haute couture fashion shows who regularly cause a stir on social networks, Schiaparelli The ready-to-wear calendar has also featured equally extraordinary collections for two seasons. While Daniel Roseberry unveiled this Thursday, September 28, 2023 his Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 collection In the opulent lounges of the Italian Embassy, Numéro looks back on 5 extraordinary looks that make her everyday life extraordinary.
The lobster embroidered skirt from the Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 show.
The Schiaparelli bridal look: white shirt and lobster skirt
There’s nothing more classic than a simple ecru tuxedo shirt. But once paired with a tone-on-tone ruched skirt – embroidered with a life-sized lobster – here it is a Schiaparelli look Ideal if you dream of being a bride like the muse of a surrealist artist. And for good reason: the lobster is a homage to him a Schiaparelli dress from 1937, decorated with an original drawing signed by the painter Salvador Dalífriend ofElsa SchiaparelliFounder of the fashion house.
The leather bodysuit from the Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 show.
The Schiaparelli gothic look: skeleton body made of black leather
The benefit of a surrealist approach to fashion? Be able to explore all styles. But also, and most importantly, give future customers the opportunity to make the clothing their own. And for fans of looks that flirt with gothic fashion, we recommend this black leather trompe l’oeil skeleton bodysuit. And stay as close as possible the tendency no pants (launched by Kendall Jenner in November 2022, seen on the street in panties and tights) let’s forget about skirts and pants. Distraction tip: Opt for XXL jewelry like a handmade gold ceramic crab necklace and earrings in the shape of abstract tears.
The metallic rib-knit dress from the Schiaparelli Spring-Summer 2024 show.
The sober Schiaparelli look: the metallic rib-knit dress
For Daniel Roseberryinsight Schiaparelli can’t be content with being ordinary. Even a simple one Long rib knit dress Must be exceptional, offered here in a metallic version with trompe l’oeil breasts. A look that is anything but sober, complete with Lock coupling made of gold laminated calfskin and black trompe l’oeil pumps with silver nails.
The surreal embroidered dress from the Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 show.
The Schiaparelli woman’s look: the surrealistically embroidered dress
A creation for those who have nothing to hide: this off-the-shoulder dress in ecru, held together by a necklace with the image of the emblematic eye of Schiaparelli, is decorated with unusual embroidery (made of leather, sequins, beads, enamel, rhinestones and resin) inspired by the contents of a woman’s handbag. Well, not just any woman, but the one who lights her cigarettes with matches and scatters her jewelry everywhere.
The dress embroidered with false red nails from the Schiaparelli spring-summer 2024 show.
The Schiaparelli femme fatale look: the dress embroidered with fake red nails
increasingly rare on the podiums, Kendall Jenner made a remarkable return to Paris Fashion Week this year Schiaparelli spring-summer fashion show 2024. An appearance made all the more memorable by the top model reinventing herself as a femme fatale, complete with an extremely bouffant blow-dryer and a tight, strapless dress in red stretch tulle, fully embroidered with sequins, and shiny false nails. An arsonist who causes so much a photo of Man Ray from 1935 – hands painted like gloves by Picasso, which inspired Elsa Schiaparelli’s trompe l’oeil – the a Photo by Guy Bourdin for Vogue magazine in 1970 – the eyes were obscured by several hands with scarlet nails.