Emily Blunt made a statement in Schiaparelli at the Museum of Modern Art’s 2026 Film Benefit in New York, held in tribute to acclaimed filmmaker Steven Spielberg.
The actress wore a look from the house’s Spring/Summer 2027 ready-to-wear collection, designed by creative director Daniel Roseberry, bringing the designer’s distinctive approach to sculptural detailing and embellishment to the occasion.
The ensemble comprised a black second-skin jersey bodysuit, distinguished by a fully pleated bib in tonal laminated viscose jersey. She paired it with oversized pleated trousers in black cady, featuring a gold Schiaparelli plaque at the back and signature keyhole buttons at the pockets. The interplay of fluid tailoring and intricate construction gave the monochromatic look a considered sense of drama, while allowing the detailing to take centre stage.
Blunt completed the outfit with the house’s ‘Stunning Red!’ lined mules in black velvet. The shoes featured Schiaparelli’s recognisable S-shaped heel, encrusted with pearls and gold rhinestones, adding a final note of opulence to the otherwise pared-back palette.
The appearance offered another showcase for Roseberry’s vision for the Parisian couture house, where surrealist references, unexpected details and expressive craftsmanship continue to inform its ready-to-wear collections.
