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Schiaparelli creative director Daniel Roseberry revealed that the label’s Paris Haute Couture Week show will feature replica pieces from the now-infamous Louvre Jewelry Heist.
By Sasha Wayman Jan 26, 2026 2:48 PM | Updated 35 minutes ago
Louvre Heist: How Thieves Stole “Priceless” Jewelry in 7 Minutes
Daniel Roseberry wants you to steal a glance at his latest collection. It may just look familiar.
Ahead of his Paris Haute Couture Week show Jan. 26, the Schiaparelli designer revealed that his jewelry designs will be elevated recreations of the opulent diamonds stolen from the Louvre Museum last October.
“I was going home for a walk from the office, it was right after the jewels had been stolen from the Louvre,” Daniel, 41, told Vanity Fair in an interview published Jan. 26. “And I was like, wouldn’t it be nice to reimagine the Louvre jewels that were stolen?”
In the movie-like heist, four masked burglars stole nine pieces of jewelry—worth around $102 million—from the Louvre's Apollo Gallery Oct. 19, which have yet to be recovered. From start to finish, it took the thieves seven minutes to nab priceless necklaces, tiaras and brooches. Authorities confirmed that museum staff sustained no injuries during the robbery.
Among the stolen goods was an emerald and diamond necklace and a pair of matching earrings that Napoleon Bonaparte gave to his wife Marie Louise, as well as a sapphire necklace by Napoleon’s stepdaughter Hortense.
Two crowns of Empress Eugénie, empress to Napoleon III in the 19th century, were also stolen. For the collection, Daniel—who was appointed creative director of Maison Schiaparelli in 2019—reimagined one tiara with even more grandeur, noting the fashion house “made it more three dimensional.”
As for what inspired the label’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection? Well, that would be the answer to two major questions.
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First, “what does anger look like when it’s used for beauty?,” Daniel asked himself while conceptualizing the fashion line. And second, “What does joy look like, where does the joy come from?”
He added, “Anger is so much of it, but I wanted to turn it into something inspiring.”
And for Daniel, taking risks is just the name of the game.
“It feels like the moment to do something extremely turbo-charged,” he explained. “The last few seasons have been disciplined, toned down, and very controlled and this time I wanted to peacock a little bit, and just have fun with it.”
For a look at the most stylish celebrity sightings from Paris Fashion Week 2026, read on…
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Emilie Livingston & Jeff Goldblum
At the AMIRI Men's Fall/Winter 2026 fashion show on Jan. 22.
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Norman Reedus
At the Dries Van Noten Menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 fashion show on Jan. 22.
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Doni Nahmias
- Toasting with Tequila Don Julio 1942 after the Nahmias Fall/Winter 2026 fashion show on Jan. 22.
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Will Smith & Jada Pinkett Smith
At the debut of Jaden Smith's Christian Louboutin collection on Jan. 21.
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Robert Pattinson
At the Dior Homme Menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 21.
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At the Dior Homme Menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 21.
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Jamie Dornan
At the Dior Homme Menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 21.
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Usher
At the Louis Vuitton menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 20.
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SZA
At the Louis Vuitton menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 20.
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John Legend
At the Louis Vuitton menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 20.
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Joe Keery
At the Louis Vuitton menswear Fall/Winter 2026-2027 show on Jan. 20.
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