Schiaparelli has presented its Spring-Summer 2025 ready-to-wear evening wear collection, once again showcasing creative director Daniel Roseberry’s precision craftsmanship and the inventive capacity of the house’s atelier.
Titled Pour Le Soir, the collection pushes the boundaries of silhouette and texture, combining traditional savoir-faire with experimental materials. Roseberry continues to explore and reimagine the DNA of the Maison through sculptural forms and rich embellishment.
Standout pieces include figure-hugging garments in laminated knit, appearing in shades of turquoise or nude, that adhere closely to the body. These pieces feature openwork in Schiaparelli’s signature Keyhole motif, offering structured yet sensual lines. Another key design is the draped, pleated jersey dresses that juxtapose ecru and black, creating bold graphic contrasts.
Art and craftsmanship meet in the use of mesh fabrics embroidered entirely with hand-painted sequins, arranged in floral compositions inspired by master paintings. These painterly touches underscore the Maison’s ongoing dialogue with fine art traditions.
The collection also features flowing jumpsuits, secured by jewelled collars that leave a delicate impression on the skin. One of the more theatrical entries is a dress rendered in electric blue tussah silk, designed with asymmetrical draping that reveals the curve of the leg.
Other garments play with concealment and exposure. A mesh and bi-material jersey dress offers alternating moments of opacity and transparency, challenging traditional concepts of evening wear.
Each look reaffirms Schiaparelli’s ongoing commitment to technical excellence and bold imagination. The house’s Paris studio continues to develop new interpretations of evening attire, building on its heritage while embracing forward-thinking innovation.
This season’s materials and forms reflect the Maison’s mission to reinvent eveningwear on a continual basis. The result is a collection that remains rooted in couture techniques, while addressing modern desires for movement, drama and identity through fashion.
