SCHIAPARELLI

If you don’t believe in fate, this interview could convince you otherwise. From Texas, his birthplace, to the gold of Place Vendôme, take a mystical trip with Daniel Roseberry, enlightened soul and artistic director of Schiaparelli. Craftsmanship is a very important part of your work. Can you tell us about your creative process? D.R. It starts with words. The words are a way of setting an intention, like my compass, my guide for the season. Lately, you could call them a mantra. It’s like a way of giving structure. Otherwise, it’s too overwhelming. I’m a triple Virgo, so I’m very practical and perfectionist. So, we start by looking at the season that just happened, I look at what people respond to, what felt triumphant, and then what felt like a failure, like a missed opportunity. That’s where I start with the team.” Read the full interview with Daniel Roseberry in Exhibition Magazine.

From the measuring tape sandals, to the pierced peas-in-a-pod earrings and the flowing black skirt with piercings along the slit, American painter Amy Sherald wore head-to-toe Schiaparelli Ready-to-Wear by Daniel Roseberry to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) Art + Film Gala.

Ever since the Skeleton dress of 1938, designed in collaboration with Salvador Dalí and a landmark in the history of the Maison and fashion, Schiaparelli has been revisiting this surreal motif from one collection to another. This season, the Schiaparelli skeleton is embodied in a variety of materials and shapes, each more visually striking than the last.

The Texas born-and-raised designer joined Vogue’s Nicole Phelps a few days earlier for a refreshingly frank, wide-ranging conversation about his journey from Texas, where he grew up, to Paris where he now resides full time. "Today on the show, I'm joined by Daniel Roseberry, the Creative Director of Schiaparelli. Daniel is such a thoughtful designer, and talking with him really gave me an incredible insight into how he's turned the brand Schiaparelli from a sleeping beauty into a globally recognized name –– with tons and tons of social media cred. From the pop songs that keep him going, as he worked on his spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection, to preparing to receive CFDA international Designer of the Year Award, he left nothing off the table." https://lnkd.in/e42c7yrY

Creative Director Daniel Roseberry, honored International Designer of the Year, at the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards held at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Photography Hunter Abrams.

Amy Griffin gave the International Designer of the Year Award to Daniel Roseberry for Schiaparelli. Roseberry thanked his family, his mentor Browne (who hired Roseberry when he was 23), Griffin and his person, Adam Selman, who once told him, "Dreams are expensive." "This dream that came true of working in Paris and being an American Couturier an ocean away, has come at a cost. I know I'm in a room full of people whose dreams, some of them have come true, and I know you know exactly what I'm talking about. And even though I have missed my friends, I've missed my family, I've missed my person, and I've missed this city, I have never once questioned that Paris is where I was meant to be, nor that what we've been building at Maison Schiaparelli really has some greater value in this industry," Roseberry said.

“Dreams are Expensive. And this Dream that came true, of working in Paris, and being an American couturier an ocean away, has come at a cost -and I know I’m in a room full of people whose dreams have come true, and I know you know exactly what that means.” See Daniel Roseberry’s acceptance speech at the CFDA awards, being honored as the International Designer of the Year last night in New York. video Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)

Last night in New York, Creative Director Daniel Roseberry was honored with the prestigious International Designer of the Year Award at the 2024 Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Fashion Awards in the presence of the most influential people in fashion. This accolade, one of the most coveted in the fashion industry, celebrates Roseberry’s remarkable impact on global fashion and his boundary-pushing work at the helm of the iconic Parisian couture Maison. « Since joining the House in 2019, Daniel Roseberry has reimagined the legacy of Elsa Schiaparelli, infusing her avant-garde spirit with modern, artistic expression. His visionary and instantly recognizable designs—bold, sculptural, and surreal—, have captivated the fashion world, making our house a favorite among A-list celebrities and red carpet events worldwide” says Delphine Bellini, CEO of Schiaparelli. Roseberry’s collections blend Haute Couture with the Maison’s signature gold and surreal aesthetic,combining luxurious craftsmanship with artful innovation.» The CFDA Awards, often regarded as the “Oscars of Fashion,” recognize excellence in American and international fashion design. This year’s event, held at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, was a star-studded celebration of creativity and craftsmanship. Roseberry’s win underscores his influence on the fashion industry, not only in Paris but across the globe.

“I think he’s one of the most important designers in the world right now,” said Thom Browne, the chairman of the CFDA and Mr. Roseberry’s former boss. “What he’s done in such a short amount of time to a house that everybody’s known over the years is unique.” Rad Vanessa Friedman's article on Daniel Roseberry for the New York Times Sunday Style here: https://lnkd.in/eqqWvYxg

King of Couture Daniel Roseberry on the cover of The New York Times Sunday Style section ahead of tonight’s Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) International Designer of the Year Award. “Since 2019, when he arrived at the maison founded by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1927 and bought by Diego Della Valle, the owner of Tod’s, in 2006, he has transformed the formerly irrelevant name into a brand no red carpet can be without — all without any advertising, a single stand-alone retail store or even a widely recognized logo.”