Bella Hadid turned to Schiaparelli‘s couture collections for her fiery red look at FX’s “The Beauty” premiere in New York City on Wednesday night.
The longtime model and frequent friend of Schiaparelli styled a look from the avant-garde Italian fashion house’s fall 2025 couture collection. The dress evoked the collection’s approach to futuristic fashion, with nods to 1930s silhouettes and sensual styling throughout.
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The high neckline gave way to a sleeveless bodice with a diamond-shaped motif that repeated throughout the garment, crafted in a slinky red fabric with sheer paneling at the waist and below the hips. A bias cut, popularized in the 1930s, shaped the dress’ silhouette.
Flowing fabric from the skirt created a short train that trailed Hadid as she walked the red carpet. As for accessories, Hadid favored delicate rings and shimmering earrings courtesy of Chopard, for which she has served as a global ambassador since September 2024.
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As for glam, Hadid’s hair was styled in a slicked back look by Jawara, with makeup by Nadia Tayeh. The model’s look was curated by stylist Mimi Cuttrell, who also works with Maude Apatow and “Call Her Daddy” podcast host Alex Cooper, among others.
Curated by artistic director Daniel Roseberry, Schiaparelli’s fall 2025 couture collection was the designer’s “most futuristic collection to date,” per Joelle Diderich’s WWD review of the collection.
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“Roseberry’s fall collection harked back to another chaotic moment in time: the inter-war period when founder Elsa Schiaparelli revolutionized the language of fashion with her Surrealist designs, often created in collaboration with artist friends like Jean Cocteau and Salvador Dalí,” Diderich wrote.
Starring an ensemble cast led by Evan Peters, Jeremy Pope and Ashton Kutcher, “The Beauty” follows the conspiracy behind a STD that yields aesthetic effects but proves lethal, tied to a potential government conspiracy. The Ryan Murphy series hits FX and Hulu Jan. 21.
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