All posts tagged "Schiaparelli"
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Haute Couture Diary, Days 2 & 3: Versace, Schiaparelli, Alexis Mabille, Ulyana Sergeenko, Alexandre Vauthier
While those of us stateside were celebrating the 4th of July, fashion editor-at-large and stylist Sofia Achaval de Montaigu was living the glamorous life front row at the Haute Couture shows in Paris. Some of the highlights? Versace’s ultra-chic collection inspired by Steven Meisel’s ads for the brand in the ’90s, Dior’s 70th anniversary exhibition,
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Haute Couture Spring 2017: Schiaparelli
It wouldn’t be Schiaparelli without a nod to founder Elsa Schiaparelli’s iconic motifs, from the lobster dress (done this season on a one-shouldered beige gown) to the lock (a keyhole was featured on a Schiaparelli pink strapless dress and on the pockets of a caped white gown). Design director Bertrand Guyon also took inspiration from photographer Guy
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Schiaparelli Is Officially Granted Haute Couture Status
Schiaparelli has finally received fashion’s highest honor—Haute Couture status awarded by the French Ministry of Industry and the French Couture Federation. The storied French house, originally founded in 1931 during the height of the Great Depression by designer Elsa Schiaparelli, has been showing under guest status at Couture Fashion Week since its relaunch in 2014.
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Merle Ginsberg Weighs in on the Emmys’ Red Carpet Fashion
So why was the Emmys red carpet so low key this year? There were no ballgowns outside of Kristen Bell’s Zuhair Murad—no prints outside of Bell’s garden—and very little of daring, outside of Sarah Hyland’s Monique Lhullier white embroidered strapless peplum over black pants or a very pregnant Kerry Washington‘s cut-out Brandon Maxwell gown. It seems like the
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Schiaparelli Hires Valentino’s Bertrand Guyon As Design Director
Not familiar with the name Bertrand Guyon? You will be soon: He’s been tapped as Schiaparelli’s new design director. Guyon’s predecessor, Marco Zanini, left this past November after a two season stint with the brand. Why such an abrupt departure? Some speculated that Zanini wasn’t content at the maison, but other sources claim that execs at the brand, which is
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Schiaparelli Hires Valentino’s Bertrand Guyon As Design Director
Not familiar with the name Bertrand Guyon? You will be soon: He’s been tapped as Schiaparelli’s new design director. Guyon’s predecessor, Marco Zanini, left this past November after a two season stint with the brand. Why such an abrupt departure? Some speculated that Zanini wasn’t content at the maison, but other sources claim that execs at the brand, which is
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Schiaparelli Couture Spring 2015
It was a team effort chez Schiaparelli this season. Former creative director Marco Zanini left with just two seasons under his belt after proving instrumental in the brand’s revival, when it was resurrected by Italian business tycoon Diego Della Valle after a 60-year hiatus. The latest collection was designed by the label’s in-house staff, and it didn’t disappoint.
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The Daily Roundup: Jonathan Saunder’s Big Investment, Schiaparelli Taps A New Set Designer
Your mid-afternoon dose of chic intel has arrived. Read on for today’s Daily Roundup… Jonathan Saunders Announces Investment Eiesha Bharti Pasricha is helping out with funds to further this namesake label The Anatomy Of An Epic Front Row It features Miley, Jeremy Scott, Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Kanye at last night’s Fashion
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Schiaparelli Will Still Show Couture This Month, Sans A Creative Director
Schiaparelli has announced their decision to remain on the couture schedule this season, despite the recent departure of creative director Marco Zanini. As scheduled, the maison‘s Spring/Summer 2015 collection will bow on January 26 in Paris with two runway shows, divided for press and couture clients. The in-house design team has resumed responsibility of the collection, while the search for
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Schiaparelli Announces Departure Of Marco Zanini
Just a little over a year after Marco Zanini was appointed creative director of Schiaparelli in September of 2013, the brand has officially announced his departure. Zanini had previously designed ready-to-wear for Rochas and his resume also included work at Versace, Halston, and Dolce & Gabbana. Although Zanini’s collections for the revived Schiaparelli brand owned
