We don’t even think it’s worth doing a Schiaparelli review at this point, because Daniel Roseberry’s collections are always 10/10. “‘This is my favourite collection.’ – Me, every collection,” someone commented on the brand’s IG, and honestly, same.
The American designer just knows how to create a cultural moment, and his Fall 2025 Ready-To-Wear collection “Lone Star” was no different. Cowboy motifs nodded to Roseberry’s Texan roots with layered buckle belts, oversized lapels on jackets, fringed leathers and denim – obviously Schiaparelli-style.
This collection had all the regal opulence that Schiaparelli embodies, but made it wearable for the every day (if you’re extra). The sharp power shoulders were excellent, the hourglass figures were snatched and giving tea, the eveningwear was immaculate. Rich furs took the runway (a look even included thick fur trousers), the leathers were butter-smooth and the suiting was just too good.
Schiaparelli has a fine taste for accessories, given the house’s history of trompe l’oeil oversized gold jewellery, and this season turned it up with the details. Hand-shaped earrings hugged the models’ ears, the bags kept to the house’s classic motifs and the layers of belts with thick golden buckles – some with signature keyhole and eye motifs and the final look, modelled by Mona Tougaard, had a giant horseshoe charm – took Schiaparelli’s house codes on a trip to Texas.
You could even see the belt design on bags, and a top in the shape of a belt with the buckle hanging on the décoletté like a necklace. One thing we’ll never get tired of is Schiaparelli’s unmatched ironic, trompe l’oeil designs.
Featured images by Schiaparelli©
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