Schiaparelli
Featured Schiaparelli projects
This week's top Schiaparelli projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli F/W25 Lookbook
The Schiaparelli Fall/Winter 2025 lookbook presents a focused study on architectural tailoring and surrealist hardware. Captured against a minimalist, clean white studio backdrop, the collection leans into a palette of structured silhouettes, from sharp blazers and pleated trousers to draped knitwear and voluminous tweed. Photographed by Mark Kean with creative direction by Daniel Roseberry, the editorial imagery emphasizes tactile materiality and precision. Stylist Malina Joseph Gilchrist anchors the looks with ornate metallic accessories and signature gold-toned hardware, creating a high-fashion aesthetic that utilizes soft light to delineate complex garment textures and clean lines. Model Lauren Huyskens appears throughout the series, embodying the collection's balance of disciplined sartorialism and sculptural detail.
Project Schiaparelli · RTW 2023
The Schiaparelli RTW 2023 collection is captured in a series of images that emphasize the label's signature surrealist aesthetic through detailed product and fashion photography. Photographed by Alina Gross with creative direction by Daniel Roseberry, the project highlights the intricate craftsmanship of the brand's accessories and jewelry. The imagery utilizes a clean studio approach, often set against saturated blue backdrops to provide contrast to the metallic gold hardware and sculptural forms. Through a combination of commercial and editorial techniques, the work focuses on textures, including leather, denim, and polished gold, presented with directional, even lighting.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli April 2024
This fashion editorial campaign for Schiaparelli highlights the house's latest collection through a series of stark, high-contrast portraits. Captured by photographer Guilherme Nabhan, the imagery focuses on the architectural silhouettes and ornate metallic hardware that define the seasonal aesthetic. Featuring model Debra Shaw, the series utilises a clean, minimalist studio environment to emphasize complex garment details, such as sculptural gold embroidery, voluminous puff sleeves, and heavy statement jewelry. The creative direction, led by stylist Nell Kalonji, leans into a polished, editorial look, further complemented by sleek hair styling from Laurent Philippon. Each frame employs a clean and beauty-lit approach, isolating the collection's avant-garde tailoring against neutral backgrounds.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli S/S 2025 Campaign
The Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 campaign serves as a visual exploration of the house's surrealist codes. Shot by photographer Drew Vickers, the imagery presents a series of clean editorial portraits that highlight sculptural accessory details, from metallic gold jewellery and hardware to distinctive, avant-garde handbags. Working under the creative direction of Daniel Roseberry, the campaign leans into a minimalist studio aesthetic. Fashion stylist Malina Joseph Gilchrist anchors the collection's theatrical elements with polished tailoring, while hair stylist Olivier Schawalder complements the looks with slicked-back styling. Across the series, the use of chiaroscuro lighting and monochrome compositions emphasizes the structural forms of both the garments and the model, Bibi Breslin.
Project Schiaparelli · Fall 2024 Ad Campaign
Schiaparelli’s Fall 2024 campaign is a masterful exercise in surrealist elegance, anchoring the house’s avant-garde vision within the historic tapestry of Paris. Under the sharp creative direction of Daniel Roseberry, the project leans into a cinematic nocturnal atmosphere, where the cobblestone plazas of Place Vendome serve as a moody, dramatic backdrop for the collection’s structural rigor. Captured through the lens of Johnny Dufort, these editorial images utilize a mix of natural light and precise flash to accentuate the interplay between polished textures and historical architecture. The campaign skillfully navigates the tension between the classical and the contemporary, presenting a visual narrative that is as much about the environment as it is the clothing. From models posed against weathered bronze monuments to intimate studio-lit compositions featuring the house’s signature metallic-embellished accessories, the imagery remains rooted in high-fashion storytelling. The use of long-exposure motion blur and sharp, directional lighting heightens the sense of dynamism, framing the garments as sculptural objects in motion. This collection aestheticizes the surreal—blending rich, deep hues with liquid-like sequined panels and sharp tailoring—to create an enduring, sophisticated portfolio that feels both timeless and provocatively modern. Every frame prioritizes texture, scale, and the architectural geometry of the garments, confirming Schiaparelli’s unwavering commitment to craftsmanship as a medium for grand, wearable art.
Project Schiaparelli · Summer 2025 Ad Campaign
The Schiaparelli Summer 2025 ad campaign serves as a masterclass in the synergy between human form and surrealist craftsmanship, reflecting the house's storied commitment to high-fashion artistry. Under the vision of Creative Director Daniel Roseberry, the campaign leans into a stark, minimalist aesthetic that allows every sculptural accessory and structured garment to function as a focal point. Captured through the lens of photographer Drew Vickers, the series employs sophisticated studio strobe lighting to create a consistent, high-contrast visual language. The execution relies heavily on low-key chiaroscuro techniques, which emphasize the interplay of light and shadow across the model’s athletic musculature, polished skin, and the intricate metallic textures of the collection. From the tactile precision of jewelry—such as the fish-skeleton necklace and ornate face-molded handbags—to the architectural silhouettes of footwear, the imagery exudes an editorial intensity that feels both cinematic and timeless. The use of both monochrome and color palettes highlights the structural integrity of the design, whether it is the raw texture of a concrete backdrop or the seamless neutrality of a studio setting. By centering the human figure against bold, abstract accessories, the campaign successfully elevates everyday luxury items into surrealist totems, reinforcing Schiaparelli’s reputation for defiant, avant-garde elegance in the contemporary fashion landscape.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli
Schiaparelli’s latest fashion editorial series embraces a minimalist, high-contrast aesthetic that foregrounds the brand’s signature sculptural tailoring. Captured against clean, seamless backdrops, the collection highlights a recurring dialogue between sharp, monochrome silhouettes and avant-garde metallic hardware. From anatomical gold embellishments on accessories to intricate structural details in outerwear, the imagery focuses on the precision of the house's design language. Creative direction by Daniel Roseberry and styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist provide a unified, polished look across the campaign. The production moves fluidly between commercial product study and conceptual portraiture, often utilizing soft studio lighting to accentuate fabric textures and metallic finishes. The series features modeling by Maggie Maurer, Rejoice Chuol, and Sandra Murray, with hair by Joseph Pujalte and makeup by Siddhartha Simone.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli The Face Bag 2024
Schiaparelli presents a campaign for The Face Bag, a series of stills capturing the house's surrealist approach to luxury accessories. The imagery centers on the interplay between the handbag's distinctive gold-toned hardware and the collection's high-fashion textures. Photographer Kuba Dabrowski and creative director Daniel Roseberry lean into an editorial aesthetic, utilizing sharp lighting and clean backdrops to isolate the accessories. The campaign features model Debra Shaw, highlighting the structural design of the bags alongside metallic clothing and sculptural jewelry.
Project Schiaparelli · Schiaparelli F/W 24 RTW Lookbook
The Schiaparelli Fall/Winter 2024 Ready-to-Wear lookbook presents a focused exploration of the house's signature tailoring and surrealist hardware. Shot by photographer Stef Mitchell, the series maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic, placing the collection's sharp silhouettes against a neutral, seamless grey backdrop. Creative director Fabrice Paineau oversees the visual narrative, which emphasizes the construction and textural depth of the garments through even, studio-led lighting. Fashion editor and stylist Malina Joseph Gilchrist leans into a polished editorial approach, pairing structured suiting and leather outerwear with the brand’s distinctive metallic accents and sculptural accessories. The technical execution is supported by hair stylist Yoko Setoyama and makeup artist Lucy Bridge, whose work ensures a sharp, consistent finish across the set.
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