In this week’s designer profile, we will be checking out creative director of Schiaparelli, Daniel Roseberry.
The creativity of the brand has been the secret behind their growth over the years with different kind of trends being set by them.
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In 1985, Roseberry was born in Plano, Texas. His father, an Anglican pastor, educated him in a pious home, and he attended Trinity Christian Academy in Addison, Texas. He went on a mission to the Middle East at the age of 19. Then, in order to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology, he relocated to New York City.
Roseberry left FIT in 2008 to work for the clothing company Thom Browne. He spent more than ten years there before rising to the position of design director for the company.
Just two months after joining, Roseberry debuted his first collection for Schiaparelli in July 2019. He recreated the method through which he had created the collection while residing in his New York apartment during the presentation by sitting at a drafting table in the middle of the runway. According to Roseberry, in contrast to the houses’ most recent work, he purposefully avoided citing or copying Elsa Schiaparelli’s creations in order to only “capture the spirit and the daring of Schiaparelli.”
Roseberry, the head of Schiaparelli, has created a lot of well-known outfits for famous people, including Beyoncé, Michelle Obama, and Kim Kardashian. When Lady Gaga sang the national anthem at Joe Biden’s inauguration, he helped design her bulletproof dress, which consisted of a red, voluminous ballgown underneath a fitting navy blue jacket with a huge golden dove of peace brooch.
Their latest production at the 2023 Haute Couture Show was everything to die for as the creativity was top notch as expected.
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See some of the designs below;
