For Schiaparelli’s Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2026–2027 collection, Creative Director Daniel Roseberry didn’t look for a formula—he looked into the abyss. Titled “The Call of the Void”, the collection is a breathtaking surrender to the unknown, proving that true artistic innovation requires immense risk.

Roseberry trades traditional silks and wools for hyper-realistic silicone, kinetic latex, stretched hosiery, and even real fish scales, redefining the material boundaries of wearable art. The runway was washed in hues of lobster pink, pale mint, and tangerine, anchored by Schiaparelli’s signature gold, which was masterfully utilized as sculptural body armor.

The house’s Surrealist DNA thrived in spiked Secret bags, silicone-wrapped Bubble shoes, and intricate jewelry mimicking octopus tentacles and sea anemones. In a masterful nod to the ateliers, classic house codes were entirely reimagined, including a traditional Schiaparelli jacket cleverly transformed into an embroidered accessory.

Far more than just a fashion show, Roseberry’s latest work is an emotional manifesto. It challenges both the industry and the audience to embrace vulnerability, cementing The Call of the Void as a daring triumph in contemporary haute couture.