Schiaparelli S/S 2026 Paris

[LadyJunon]

 

[ChicVogueSair]

Well he did something right, didn't disappoint when it came to bringing on the basic. That's how low the bar is here, I'm seriously thinking about giving James Cameron a call to help raise the bar again. He's basically rehashing the sheltered Texan Rich girl gets a life trope, except this time it's giving sheltered Texan Rich girl gets a real job as a flight attendant and with it becomes known for living the nightlife. 🥱

 

[GivenchyAddict]

Hmm no… He needs to edit because it was a bit all over the place and not cohesive.

The shoes are vile. Previous season was so strong compared to this.

 

[ChicVogueSair]

Hmm no… He needs to edit because it was a bit all over the place and not cohesive.

The shoes are vile. Previous season was so strong compared to this.

Your take is much better than mine, you get a tip of the hat for that. It's just better worded and sounds eloquent.

 

[fashionlov]

I'm probably biased as I'm a big Roseberry fan, I really enjoyed it But I agree that the previous seasons were better. The only thing I miss here is a strong styling, but somehow he manages to make almost everything seem expensive to me.

 

[ChicVogueSair]

I'm probably biased as I'm a big Roseberry fan, I really enjoyed it But I agree that the previous seasons were better. The only thing I miss here is a strong styling, but somehow he manages to make almost everything seem expensive to me.

I honestly think he needs to start leaning into using color more often, like the founding designer used color. I've never seen a designer who was so scared of using color since David Koma. Don't even get me started with what Koma's done to Blumarine and Blugirl.

 

[Avonlea]

What happened? Previous collections were really good and this one looked like those he did at the very beginning. It was tacky, but in a pretentious way. Some garments were overdesigned and the others were too basic, almost cheap looking. I am disappointed. I hope it's just one time mistake.

 

[ChicVogueSair]

What happened? Previous collections were really good and this one looked like one those he did at the very beginning. It was tacky, but in a pretentious way, some garments were overdesigned and the others were too basic, almost cheap looking. I am disappointed. I hope it's just one time mistake.

He needs to have his own label, especially when it comes to haute couture. That way he can use his own aesthetic to his heart's content.

 

[Lola701]

I like that he is leaning more and more into flou and his clothes looks less contrived while there’s still control.
But yes, there are 3 different collections in this and with that some weird misses…

 

[TianCouture]

Light years ahead of anything that's been shown in Paris thus far

 

[fruitdots]

God his Schiaparelli is always so heavy-handed and without charm. It's like someone pointing at their eye and telling you they're winking.

 

[CholoChic]

Schiaparelli didnt save the Paris Fashion Week

 

[Cocteau Stone]

I really don’t like this at all. And the fact that he’s still stuck on his black, white and gold scheme is annoying.

It’s just a strange collection that looks so limp and flimsy looking. Makes me think of Nensi Djoka’s weird films of a dress that really does nothing for the body. And the SHOES!!!! They’re atrocious. The whole collection lacks conviction and reads as tired. Maybe he’s starting to exhaust his own limits and potentials with the box he’s created with the Schiaparelli codes. Admittedly, you can’t deny it’s been a redux of the same thing for the most part again and again and again. The Lelanne gold, 80s Mugler and Montana, some Beene meets Mackie-lite. Can only take you so far…

 

[brandon J pierre]

I really don’t like this at all. And the fact that he’s still stuck on his black, white and gold scheme is annoying.
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He's not good at color at all. He seems like he's afraid of it.

 

[Cocteau Stone]

^ Oh he’s deeply afraid! His first few couture shows had a lot more colour BUT they were so ill conceived and he knew it.

But he’s from the team of Thom Browne, and I wouldn’t say they have a penchant for colour at all.

 

[Squizree]

One of his weaker works, but I still enjoy his ethos. I like that he's not afraid to be overindulgent, even if to a fault. The sheer blazers and pants are my favorite part of this collection. As are the holed blazers. But naturally he does have this uncontrollable habit of overworking many of his pieces , especially those ruffled coats and bracket tops. Luke, HUH??

 

[Alquimista]

Wow probably the first collection of his that I genuinely like. It's so sooo much lighter lol shapely but less stiff .

His clothes usually look like they weight a 100 kilos but not here .

One of my favorite collections so far. What a surprise.

 

[vogue28]

VOGUE.COM

 

[KilltheLook]

I still think Lone Star (FW25) is his strongest RTW collection to date. This man is definitely talented, but he needs a theme so his collections are not all over the place. He showed before he's capable of doing elevated, directional every day clothes. Maybe he needs to stop making every Schiaparelli's collection art and focus on the fashion.

 

[tourbillions]

no notes except ssome looks are about to cross rick owens territory