Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 at Paris Fashion week

Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 / SS25 Ready-to-Wear at Paris Fashion Week entitled FUTURE VINTAGE

“Here at Schiaparelli, The Prêt-à-porter collection is intentionally tight. But it’s an amazing time to be small, because it allows you to design with real purpose, and for us purpose wins over the banal every time. The world may feel more chaotic than ever, but here, the mood is celebratory: both of what fashion can be, but of how fashion can make you feel.

At the beginning of this Schiaparelli SS25 RTW collection, we decided we were going to make clothes not just for our clients, but for their daughters and granddaughters. Future Vintage, I’m calling it.

This collection, like all my work, owes everything to the women who brought it to life. Every stunning model on this runway, my stylist, my collection director, my studio members—every woman, from client to seamstress to artisan and technician. This collection isn’t just possible because of you, it was designed for you and with you. It exists because of you. Thank you.”

Daniel Roseberry

For its Schiaparelli Ready-to-Wear Spring/Summer 2025 / SS25 collection, Schiaparelli continues to invent an essential and timeless wardrobe for women with its couture approach to design while experimenting with this season’s inspirations. Bright, loud colors, that look like they’ve come straight out of a Mondrian painting, animal prints, light fabrics, simple, airy shapes: these are the keys to making this collection relevant in so many ways, to dress for every occasion next summer, whether it’s for traveling, daydreaming, cruising or simply working.

First stop, the Schiaparelli knitwear, the sartorial birthright, in a richer, original and lightweight version, both chic and comfortable, original and sophisticated, comes in an even more eclectic and diverse offer to dress up “pour le sport”, just like Elsa first dreamed it, and “pour la ville”, day or night. There are knit piques and featherweight ribs in pearlescent shades. Best of all, there are trick-of-the-eye menswear archetypes—the tank top, the tennis polo, and the white pique button down—all inset with invisible stretch corsets, subverting each archetype and glorifying the female form. Tennis polo with unique silhouette to be statement of Schiaparelli SS25 RTW collection.

Accessories of Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 Ready-to-Wear come with new shades.The bags, which are now an integral part of the success and identity of the Maison. Coming back every season in new shades and colors like a pop song chorus, our classics, the Secret bag and its emblematic Padlock clasp, the lovely and irresistible Jewelry Anatomy range, or the latest Schiap bag, reimagined with a softer-hand in a rainbow of colors, but still very much paying tribute to the Maison’s timeless codes such as the Measuring Tape, the Keyhole, and the newest Key charm. But there’s also our newest addition: the Hobo bag, a sleek round shoulder bag in all the season’s most desirable materials and colours: suede with glossy spray-painted gradations, zebra jacquard, or over-dyed and faded heavy cotton. The mini version, with a detachable chain, is just as mischievous and practical.

And last but not least, the Schiparelli shoes, as sexy and fun as ever, with an exclusive take on flats this season. The very first flat, in a dreamy aqua ombre that calls to mind sun-drunk poolside afternoon; a barely there sandal, with crystal detailing at the toe and the heel, a molded foot baboosh slide in metallics and second skin shades; yet another testimonial of beloved anatomical and trompe l’oeil signature details and unique DNA, where craftsmanship meets bold design visible all throughout Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection.

Highlight the details of Schiaparelli Spring/Summer 2025 / SS25 Ready-to-Wear collection. Draped skirt in ecru with a decorative bow that ends in A braid topped with a silver metal jewellery clasp on the side. Mismatched hammered gold Brass earrings featuring a signature Nipple on one side and a rhinestone hoop topped with a Tooth and pearl on the other. Square-shouldered jacket in off-white textured viscose with barrel sleeves and a vertiginous neckline, decorated with trompe l’œil pockets with gold metal door handles. Polo shirt bodysuit in transparent mesh worn over an ecru satin corset. Draped pareo skirt in red crepe jersey with an extreme slit, the fabric of which is tied in a long braid enhanced by a silver metal bijou buckle on the front. Tulle top entirely embroidered with hand-painted sequins in floral motifs. Dark green viscose and linen sarouel trousers with a gathered waist and ultra-low rise. Long-sleeved, tulle dress entirely embroidered with hand-painted sequins in floral motifs.