THE SOUFFLÉ: SCHIAPARELLI COOKS UP THE PERFECT BAG

Following the tone of the Fall/Winter 2025-2026 Ready-to-Wear collection, Daniel Roseberry has constructed new seasonal variations of the careful and bold Soufflé bag. With an inspired vision and amazing use of different shades of black, brown, and gold, these bags are a rightful favorite of the season.

A two-panel image displaying a model on the left wearing a textured yellow dress and carrying a black bag embellished with gold studs, and a model on the right wearing a brown ensemble with a furry waist detail and holding a brown leather bag.

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The Soufflé bag made its first appearance for Spring-Summer 2025. It captures the essence of a quintessential Parisian bag; being light, soft, slouchy with a touch - a touch - of insouciance while embracing the versatility of the hobo-style and the duality of being both gently chic and structurally bold.

A four-panel image displaying a leather handbag strap with gold hardware on the left, a model in patterned leather trousers with a matching bag, a close-up of a brown leather bag with white stitching, and a model in plaid holding a handbag.

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With its round shape and the House’s signature trompe l’oeil appearing in the form of a hammered brass anatomy motif bangle on the handles, it embodies the singular designs of Maison Schiaparelli in the manifestation of rich new materials decorated with detailed embellishments.

A four-panel image displaying a model in a brown suit with a suede bag, a product shot of the suede bag, a model in a patterned outfit with a studded black bag, and a product shot of the gold studded black bag.

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No matter where you are, what you wear, or the season you’re in, the bag’s comfort and style comes in various patterns and materials that can either blend right into your fit of choice or be the staple piece of your day. Whatever aesthetic you want to cook up, Schiaparelli’s Soufflé bag is the obvious special ingredient.


Article by Seana Watson, Associate Fashion Editor, PhotoBook Magazine
Tearsheets by Daniel López, Art Director, PhotoBook Magazine

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