Daniel Roseberry - Designer, Creative Director of Schiaparelli

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Dallas’ Neiman Marcus Debuts Schiaparelli Evening Capsule Collection — From The Surrealist House That Daniel Roseberry Built​

From Plano to Place Vendôme​

BY MELISSA SMREKAR // 12.18.24

Lady Gaga’s dove-adorned inauguration ‘fit. Kylie Jenner’s lion headdress. Bella Hadid’s golden lungs for The Cannes Film Festival. Beyonce’s black leather minidress she wore to accept her record-breaking Grammy. When the biggest names in fashion seek to shut down the red carpet, they go to Schiaparelli.
For Dallasites, Schiaparelli’s Creative Director happens to be a hometown hero. From Plano, Texas to Place Vendôme, Daniel Roseberry became the first American to lead a French couture house when Schiaparelli appointed him Creative Director in 2019. Single-handedly responsible for revitalizing the historic brand (Elsa Schiaparelli was notoriously Coco Chanel’s rival), Roseberry breathed new life into the surrealist Maison. His quick ascension to the internet’s favorite designer is nothing short of meteoric.
Neiman Marcus Group holds the largest retail presence for Schiaparelli worldwide. In addition to Neiman Marcus in Beverly Hills and Bergdorf Goodman in New York City, the brand opened a dedicated Schiaparelli boutique on the second floor of their downtown Dallas flagship in late 2022.
This month, the Dallas flagship debuted a capsule collection of Schiaparelli evening gowns. Featuring sumptuous fabrics, dramatic draping, and iconic bijoux “codes” of the house (including the padlock, keyhole, and surrealist eye), the collection provides shoppers with couture straight from Paris. Surely someone will scoop up one of these masterpieces for Art Ball? I’d pick the “shocking pink” caped gown.

Boundary-pushing gown details like pierced nipples are “so Schiap.” At a party celebrating the launch, the bartender blushed when offering the signature cocktail, a “Golden Nipple.” (He also appreciated learning how to pronounce the brand’s name, with a hard “k.”)
The iconic luxury retailer (which I, a four-generation Dallasite, affectionately refer to as “The Mothership”) has always been a source of inspiration for Roseberry since Neiman Marcus was his first introduction to the world of luxury fashion. Roseberry’s connection to Dallas is deeply woven into his creations, with Texas-inspired elements frequently appearing in his lauded collections.

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“Neiman Marcus and Schiaparelli have built a remarkable partnership, anchored in a shared commitment to bold creativity and exceptional craftsmanship. Daniel Roseberry’s unique ability to blend his Texas roots with Parisian couture resonates deeply with our heritage, creating a connection that feels both personal and inspiring. Together, we continue to bring the extraordinary to life for our clients,” Jodi Kahn, Vice President of Luxury Fashion at Neiman Marcus, says.
Recently, Neiman Marcus Group honored Roseberry in Paris with the Neiman Marcus Award for Creative Impact in Fashion. He joined Elsa Schiaparelli, the Maison’s founder, who was one of the first recipients of the Neiman Marcus Award for
Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion in 1940.

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[jeanclaude]

The surrealism here is in the prices...

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

"bold creativity", "exceptional craftsmanship", "unique ability to blend his Texas roots with Parisian couture" ...
I don't see anything of that here but these are beautiful gowns.

 

[tourbillions]

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take away all the hardwares and were left with grandmas clothes. poorly constructed at that too. that puke green/brown gown is the saddest thing ive seen this week.

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

that puke green/brown gown is the saddest thing ive seen this week.

You wrote "this week" because Dior pre-fall is from last saturday, right? 🤣

 

[JohannesL]

Can someone tell me if the keyhole is Schiap's signature since I have seen several of the brand's items share the same design element? Other than the keyhole-draped dress and goldware, the rest of the silhouettes can be found in other brands.

 

[JohannesL]

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I know they are reference of Dali but those Schiap eyes are like cheap plastic replica.

 

[LadyJunon]

I was about to complain about this until I remember that Schiaparelli is literally the only Couture show worth watching. Well at least until January 2026 with Blazy at Chanel.

 

[Monsieur Cristobal]

If I think that this is the equivalent of a diffusion line for Schiaparelli (their Jeans Couture or their Exchange, so to speak) I value this positively.
If we are strict and we expect outstanding from an outstanding house, only the red dress shows some effort, like Johannes said.
I love everything blue velvet, though.

Just out of curiosity, the prices are more on the 5.000 or on the 10.000 side?

 

[yslforever]

If I think that this is the equivalent of a diffusion line for Schiaparelli (their Jeans Couture or their Exchange, so to speak) I value this positively.
If we are strict and we expect outstanding from an outstanding house, only the red dress shows some effort, like Johannes said.
I love everything blue velvet, though.

Just out of curiosity, the prices are more on the 5.000 or on the 10.000 side?

Definitely more on the 10.000+, Oil country premium, just like the Persian Gulfe.
This one in blue is very similar to the Dallas brown one and is at 7.200 €

https://www.schiaparelli.com/eshop/fr/e-boutique/pret-a-porter/robes-et-jupes/robe-longue-bustier-benitier/p/ro01661812_701-t34

I can't tell if one image is reversed but both dresses look almost identical.
It's pure lazyness, diffusion line presented as limited edition.

EDIT: to be perfectly honest, I doubt it's Daniel decision, those capsule are usually commands by the CEO/marketing.

 

[JohannesL]

I don’t think those are diffusion line since they are exaxtly the same as their pret-a-porter collection on their website.

I remember back in Pre-Roseberry days they occasionaly droped RTW on Vogue runway.

 

[Lola701]

^^
It’s just a classic eveningwear /end of the year special collection sold exclusively at a retailer and available at the brand’s boutique.

It’s a classic commercial operation.

Tom Ford used to do it at some point.

It means that Schiaparelli must be doing good at NM.

 

[brandon J pierre]

Lots of great options for those clients in Texas but either Surrealism is very hard to understand or very hard to design. There nothing Surreal here but I don't think those women would like full on Surrealism so it's a success 😉