The American designer previously worked at New York label Thom Browne, most recently as design director of men’s and women’s collections.

The designer joined the house in 2015 and dressed celebrities including Celine Dion and Lady Gaga.

Bertrand Guyon explored the founder’s obsession with astrological signs and flowers through the prism of her lesser-known Fifties designs.

The house’s ceo, Delphine Bellini, plans to expand distribution of the exclusive collection in 2019.

Bertrand Guyon’s African-flavored display was an homage to founder Elsa Schiaparelli’s Pagan Collection.

This un-wintry winter collection was long on transparency and frothy fabrics.

The iconic style from 1938 boasts an updated fit and lavish embroideries by Lesage.

For his fall couture collection for Schiaparelli, Bertrand Guyon took inspiration from the house founder’s famous circus collection of 1938.

The Paris house cited late shipments of key prototypes for its prêt-à-couture presentation.

The couture house’s debut version of ready-to-wear is to be unveiled during Paris Fashion Week.