Daniel Roseberry’s latest ready-to-wear collection for Schiaparelli redefines one of fashion’s most enduring fabrics.
In Lone Star, the creative director transforms denim from its utilitarian roots into an emblem of fantasy and couture craftsmanship.
The collection showcases denim sculpted in deep, inky black, cut with the precision typically reserved for haute couture. Presented as cropped jackets, boot-cut trousers, mini skirts, and shirt dresses, each piece combines Texan irreverence with Parisian savoir-faire, a hallmark of Roseberry’s vision for the Maison. Through the designer’s distinctive lens, denim becomes both armour and ornament.
The pieces are finished with gilded buttons, western-inspired stitching, and Schiaparelli’s signature surrealist details. These embellishments elevate the material beyond its traditional associations, infusing it with a bold, avant-garde spirit that is simultaneously feminine and defiant. The result is a collection that honours Elsa Schiaparelli’s legacy of boundary-pushing creativity while anchoring it in a distinctly modern, wearable context.
“Fearless, feminine, and disobedient” these are the qualities that underpin Roseberry’s interpretation of denim this season. In keeping with the Maison’s ethos that “nothing here is impossible,” the designer continues to blur the lines between everyday wear and haute couture, expanding the vocabulary of what luxury fashion can represent.
The Fall/Winter 2025–2026 denim pieces are now available at the Schiaparelli Salons at 21 Place Vendôme in Paris, as well as at select international locations. These include the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, Harrods in London, Bergdorf Goodman in New York, Neiman Marcus in Los Angeles and Dallas, and private salons within the Mandarin Oriental Jumeirah in Dubai and Hankyu Osaka.
