Elsa Schiaparelli, who was known for her amusing prints, outdid herself in July 1937 with a particularly clever “passion thermometer” motif that depicted mercury rising between the poles of ...

A new exhibition in Paris on the designer Elsa Schiaparelli shows how her Surrealist “little jokes” still inspire weirdness today. Credit...Horst P Horst Supported by By Jessica Testa PARIS ...

Long before the red carpet saw monogrammed drapes, Indian royalty brought chiffon, jewels, and the saree’s timeless elegance ...

Read more of Schiaparelli’s fascinating story ahead, where InStyle has gathered a crib sheet of key facts about her personal and professional life. In 1890, Elsa Luisa Maria Schiaparelli was ...

“Shocking! The Surreal World of Elsa Schiaparelli” opens with hundreds of the couturière’s detailed fashion drawings printed like wallpaper, plus several originals—including a lithe ...

And an avid student of history, incorporating the Surrealist signatures of Elsa Schiaparelli herself into his collections since he took the post in 2019. (Her monogrammed cigarette case was ...

Featuring a silhouette instantly recognisable as a Schiaparelli motif, a cinched corseted waist that nods to Elsa Schiaparelli's surrealist touches. Following Hadid's lead were key outerwear ...

His starting point was very close to home: house founder Elsa Schiaparelli and her ability to endlessly reinvent herself. Specifically, he looked to one of her most memorable looks: a feathered ...

In the 1920s, the rivalry between fashion icon Gabrielle Chanel and her stylistic rival Elsa Schiaparelli gave rise to i | dG1fb1lRdURINHRfUTg N.C. Supreme Court issues ruling that could overturn ...

Creative director Daniel Roseberry drew inspiration from the house’s founder, the late Elsa Schiaparelli, who had been a revolutionary force in fashion. The collection’s pieces were sculptural ...