Schiaparelli knitwear

Schiaparelli trompe l'oeil sweaters, 1927 (green one is from 1930s) [musée de la mode et du costume, Paris via fredo at tfs, met museum]

Jumper of hand knitted wool, 'Cravat', designed by Schiaparelli, France, 1927.

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In difficult times, fashion is always outrageous. - Elsa Schiaparelli. We might find the fashion of the "Hunger Games" capitol citizens outrageous, but our grandmothers just think it's 1930s haute couture.

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@Schiaparelli’s fall 2025 collection was a feast for the eyes, all due to @DanielRoseberry’s glamorous celebration of the female figure. From @AlexConsani’s gold and glittering dress to @GigiHadid’s sharp, tailored ensemble, see every look from the show and go backstage during #ParisFashionWeek at the link in bio. Photographs by @styledumonde

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Sweater | House of Schiaparelli | French | 1932 | wool, leather | Brooklyn Museum Costume Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Accession Number: 2009.300.3974

Elsa Schiaparelli | Pullover sweater | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Designer cardigan from the House of Schiaparelli dated 1935 and in the Brooklyn Museum Costume collection

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From Schiaparelli's winter 1934 collection, this jacket design is realized in a rich brown moiré, the pattern of which appears like wood grain. The tree-trunk shaped buttons further the woodland theme, and are in keeping with Schiaparelli's propensity to employ playful closures in her designs

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“Twentieth-Century FASHION IN DETAIL” by Claire Wilcox and Valerie D.Mendes published by V&A in 2009.