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Swarovski Debuts Holiday and Spring Collections in Paris, Inspired by 2025 Met Gala

exhibition · 2026-09-30

At Paris Fashion Week, Swarovski introduced its holiday and spring jewelry lines, reflecting the vision of global creative director Giovanna Englebert after a six-year period. The collection included striking crystal pieces, fine jewelry featuring lab-grown diamonds, and decorative items inspired by the 18th-century Bergl apartments at Schönbrunn Palace. Englebert connected the holiday collection to the 2025 Met Gala theme, 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,' reimagining the swan symbol. New designs featured custom necklaces and three crystal-adorned mini-dresses, including a swan-inspired bustier for Ariana Grande. The vibrant Millenia line, showcased by Madonna and the Queen of Sweden, was complemented by a new Pop story highlighting retro-modern designs and a jeweled bra, emphasizing the diverse aesthetics of the Swarovski woman.

Key facts

  • Swarovski presented its holiday and spring collections during Paris Fashion Week.
  • Giovanna Englebert has been global creative director at Swarovski for six years.
  • The 2025 Met Gala theme 'Superfine: Tailoring Black Style' inspired the holiday assortment.
  • Adut Akech wore a feather-inspired crystal collar and Sora Choi wore a custom blue coat with over 50,000 Swarovski elements at the Met Gala.
  • A swan-like bustier mini-dress will appear on Ariana Grande in the holiday campaign.
  • The Millenia line has been worn by Madonna at the World Cup and the Queen of Sweden.
  • New Pop story pieces feature purple and teal pavé and glaze in retro-modern shapes, with a matching jeweled bra.
  • The collection includes decorative objects inspired by the 18th-century Bergl apartments at Schönbrunn Palace.

Entities

Artists

  • Giovanna Englebert
  • Adut Akech
  • Sora Choi
  • Ariana Grande
  • Madonna
  • Queen of Sweden

Institutions

  • Swarovski
  • Met Gala
  • Schönbrunn Palace
  • Vogue

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Vienna
  • Austria

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