US EditionStéphane Rolland lets couture speak for itself with space-age glamor
ÎLE-DE-FRANCE, FRANCE, JUL 8 – Stéphane Rolland showcased his Fall-Winter 2025/26 collection featuring signature silhouettes and space-age glamor, emphasizing classic couture over recent experimental styles.
- Stéphane Rolland presented the Fall-Winter 2025/26 Haute Couture collection on July 8, 2025, in Paris during Paris Couture Week.
- This collection, titled Argument, draws inspiration from the 1928 collaboration of Maurice Ravel and Ida Rubinstein and marks a return to Rolland's classic couture signature.
- Rolland stripped away recent experimental gimmicks to deliver sculptural tailoring, giant spangles, a palette of ivory, black, and red, and space-age elements like pointy shoulders and jeweled headpieces.
- The finale showcased a sculptural white gown crafted from gazar, featuring an intricate golden embroidery along the back that evoked both a climactic moment and an ethereal presence, while the collection as a whole harmonized strict, disciplined tailoring with decorative details embodying a sense of controlled elegance.
- Rolland’s collection reasserts his trademark blend of high drama, Parisian mystique, and architectural rigor, maintaining his status as one of Paris fashion’s last couture independents and a celebrity favorite.
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Stéphane Rolland lets couture speak for itself with space-age glamor
Stéphane Rolland went back to what he does best on Tuesday: unadulterated couture. This season at Paris Couture Week, Rolland stripped away gimmicks and let the clothes do the talking, unveiling a dazzling palette of ivory, black, and red — with giant spangles shimmering like stardust or cosmic fish
Stéphane Rolland Fall Winter 2025.26 Haute Couture
Stéphane Rolland Fall Winter 2025.26, © Stéphane Rolland For Fall-Winter 2025.26, Stéphane Rolland stages a grand opera of couture where rhythm and reverie collide. Titled Argument, the collection draws on the imaginary encounter between composer Maurice Ravel and dancer Ida Rubinstein, whose collaboration on Boléro in 1928 birthed one of music’s most hypnotic works. Rolland transposes that same hypnotic structure into couture form, his silhouet…
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