London's Victoria and Albert Museum hosted a star-studded dinner on March 25 to celebrate the opening of the first UK exhibition dedicated to Schiaparelli. Celebrities including Daisy Edgar-Jones, Elizabeth Debicki, and Chase Infiniti joined creative director Daniel Roseberry for the event. The exhibition traces the legacy of Elsa Schiaparelli and the house's modern visions.
Last night, the worlds of fashion and art converged at London's Victoria and Albert Museum for a dinner marking the launch of 'Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art'. The exhibition, the first in the UK devoted to the storied fashion house, explores the historic designs of founder Elsa Schiaparelli from the 20th century alongside contemporary interpretations by current creative director Daniel Roseberry. Friends of the house, artists, and patrons gathered to preview the display, which highlights the label's surreal and daring aesthetic. The evening's dress code playfully reinterpreted modern eveningwear in line with Schiaparelli's signature style. Daisy Edgar-Jones wore a neat, buttoned-up two-piece from the fall 2026 collection. Elizabeth Debicki opted for a look embracing the sculptural elements typical of Roseberry's designs. Chase Infiniti stood out in a lobster-red dress featuring contoured details. Other attendees, including Regina King, Naomi Ackie, Gabbriette, and Rina Sawayama, channeled the brand's creative boldness. The event, as covered by Vogue, offered a glimpse into spring's surreal eveningwear trends while celebrating Schiaparelli's enduring influence.
