In a daring fusion of American ease and Parisian sophistication,Schiaparellihas launched its inaugural sneaker, designed by Artistic DirectorDaniel Roseberry. This bold debut into streetwear pays homage to the Maison's sportswear legacy while embodying Roseberry's distinctive aesthetic.
"It's the fantasy of couture made for the street," Roseberry muses. "This sneaker is particularly meaningful to me because it symbolizes what I am: an American in Paris. It embodies the meeting of two worlds: American comfort and the rigour of French chic."
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Schiaparelli sneaker seamlessly transitions from athletic to avant-garde. Its sleek silhouette and luxurious materials elevate the casual staple, allowing the modern woman to embrace effortless elegance on the go.
This original, comfortable sneaker effortlessly complements both sophisticated dresses and casual denim ensembles, catering to the multifaceted lifestyles of today's fashion mavens.
Schiaparelli's foray into sportswear dates back to 1927, when Elsa Schiaparelli launched her brand with a hand-knitted jumper adorned with a trompe-l'œil motif, an instant global sensation.Voguehailed the designas an "artistic masterpiece," prompting Schiaparelli to introduce a collection of hand-knitted jumpers, coats, and skirts under the "Schiaparelli for sports" label.
For the designer, sportswear embodied practicality, versatility, and a casual elegance suitable for social occasions when accessorized.
Nearly a century later, Daniel Roseberry continues to redefine Schiaparelli's sportswear heritage with daring, singular creations, the latest being the highly anticipated sneaker. Season after season, the Maison enriches its accessory offerings, complementing the silhouette of the Schiaparelli woman with cult favorites like the Secret, Anatomy Jewelry, and Schiap bags, and now, the debut sneaker.
The Schiaparelli sneaker is available at the Maison's flagship store at 21 Place Vendôme in Paris, as well as prestigious retailers worldwide, including Harrods in London, Bergdorf Goodman in New York, and Neiman Marcus in Los Angeles and Dallas.