Elsa Schiaparelli at 22 Rue de Berri Paris Apartment | Schiaparelli's Home Tour | Interior Design
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Step into the captivating world of fashion icon Elsa Schiaparelli as we take you on an exclusive tour of her stunning Parisian apartment located at 22 Rue de Berri. Known for her bold designs and avant-garde approach to fashion, Schiaparelli's home reflects her unique aesthetic and creative vision.
Join us as we venture through the halls of this historic space, meticulously curated by Schiaparelli herself. From opulent furnishings to striking artworks, every corner exudes elegance and charm, offering a glimpse into the life of a true visionary.
Discover the stories behind Schiaparelli's most cherished possessions and learn about her profound influence on fashion.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to step inside Elsa Schiaparelli's world and experience the allure of haute couture in her very own home. Join us for an unforgettable journey through luxury, creativity, and timeless style.
In the world of fashion, few dared to be as bold and audacious as Elsa Schiaparelli. This Italian-born designer, who ruled the Parisian fashion scene from the 1930s to the 1950s, wasn't just crafting clothes; she was conjuring a whimsical, eccentric universe.
Schiaparelli's designs were a far cry from the sleek sophistication of her contemporaries like Chanel. Her imagination played in a realm of vibrant colors, unconventional materials, and a healthy dose of Surrealism. Lobster hats perched on elegant heads, dresses resembled giant lips, and trompe-l'œil effects blurred the lines between reality and illusion.
Her artistic spirit wasn't confined to her own creative wellspring. Schiaparelli actively sought collaborations with the leading figures of the Surrealist movement. Salvador Dalí, for instance, left his imprint on a lobster dress, while Jean Cocteau designed prints for her scarves. These partnerships not only pushed the boundaries of fashion but also cemented a unique artistic dialogue between the worlds of art and haute couture.
Schiaparelli's legacy extends far beyond eccentric fashion. She challenged the very notion of what clothing could be, transforming it into a canvas for artistic expression. Her influence is still felt today, inspiring contemporary designers and reminding us that fashion can be a powerful tool for self-expression and artistic exploration.
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Coco may still get all the attention, but Elsa was the true Goddess of 20th Century Haute Couture, and it's wonderful to watch how Daniel Roseberry has taken her legacy to at least the same splendid level that Lagerfeld took Chanel.
C'est vrai mon ami!
What a treat to see these photos of her homes! Love the blending of colors and textures.
Schiaparelli is finally getting the recognition that she so rightly deserves, and is looking more relevant in the 21st century.
A bit too spicy for my taste, but at the same time very inspiring.
She's a magician!
Elsa is truly an artist.she is a legend.
I loved seeing these pictures of Schiaparelli's vision and style. My mother wore the parfume Shocking even in Africa and yes I would love to take part in the tour. Thank you, Swan
Can you advise how the scent smelled?
Gorgeously Embolden Magical and supremely original and fun
Fascinating lady / She created art and beauty
Outstanding!. Thanks for putting this together so beautifully.... with elegance & eloquence.....
Glad you enjoyed it!
They still are a huge inspiration for all of us. Mostly for luxurious hotels interior design, let them customers enjoy a travel in time as well, if we care to follow our human feelings, our inner nature and basic instinct, well, a home must look like a fine arts gallery, if hotels care to give more artisans work to do, yeah, it would be delightful indeed ❤🎉❤
Chanel and Schiaparelli heartily loathed each other. It is said that Chanel never referred to her by name but called her "that Italian artist who makes clothes"😮
Chanel was a miserable nasty person who seemed to dislike many people for no reason. Especially other designers.
and Schiaparelli, in turn, referred to Chanel as: "cette terrible petite bourgeoise"!
😂❤
Wonderful
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As usual with "Ellen", on is left totally confused with the pictures shown here. What are the modern hotel apartments of the Doha (....?) family do here? So there is a hotel in this street - but no relation to Elsa? The old pictures are really interesting... why not talk about them? The recent pics are from the Schiaparelli fashion showroom on place Vendome. But, anyway, the video cut totally confuses me.
It does that all the time. Very annoying and not professional.
It is almost like my home, laugh.
It is spectacular, her home. Beauty , timeless. Very interesting woman. It is my taste. Thank you for this portrait. ❤❤
So nice of you
I love it.
The building shown as the Hôtel de Berri is not the Hôtel de Berri. The Hôtel de Berri is a completely modern building with an all-glass façade (easily found on Google Earth at 18-22 rue de Berri). It might also have been interesting to mention that the hotel has a restaurant called Le Schiap, a tribute to Elsa Schiaparelli.
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Yes I want to visit.
I LOVE IT!!!!!!
Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Goodness, she looks exactly like Isaabella Blow!
most people (me included) do not appreciate great art or design in it's lifetime
How very nice.
Thank you! Cheers!
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Who is the narrator? He's fabulous.
It's AI leaning in the old time BBC RP direction. A real person he is not.
@@johnvonundzu2170, thanks.
@@johnvonundzu2170 Amongst other things, he needs to learn how to pronounce "Givenchy", ugh.
spencer tracy
@@RayJorg AI needs to learn to pronounce most of the names dropped here. It was making me burst out laughing several times - so it was fun in a way.
Some rooms still quite clinical looking against others, as though in two minds and not knowing which one to go in.
so tasteful she must ve been so interested to meet
It's not as fascinating as my villa + art galleria + art library + art collection: still, love her large living space & stylish eyes.
Well, aren't you just so special ...
Black rubber curtains. Wait...what?
If only she would have designed a dress for the surealist artist Frida Kahlo.