Schiaparelli: Fashion Meets Art

0:00It's March 25th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Corey with The Story. London's Victoria and Albert Museum is launching a new show called Shia Pirelli Fashion Becomes Art. It spotlights the Italian fashion house's wild surrealist creations from dresses made with Salvador Dalí to stunning red carpet looks worn by stars. Like Ariana Grande, the exhibit covers 100 years of the brand's history. It starts with founder Elsa Shia Pirelli teaming up with top artists in Paris during the 1930s. Today, creative director Daniel Rosemary keeps that spirit alive with sculptural gowns for celebrities such as Margot Robbie, museum director Tristram Hunt calls Shia Pirelli one of fashion's most clever and fearless designers. The show has already sparked buzz among art and style fans eager to see how the house blends high fashion with bold creativity. Among the 400 items on display, standouts include Dalí's 1938 lobster telephone, show

1:02next to the matching lobster dress. These pieces highlight the surreal twists that define the brand's early days. Visitors can now dive into this mix of couture and artistry, proving fashion's power to push boundaries just like fine art.