Schiaparelli was founded in 1927 by it's Elsa Schiaparelli, now known for it's unconventional themes the label has been worn by the likes of Beyoncé and Kim Kardashian.
Make-up Artist Pat McGrath told Vogue: 'Collaborating with the incomparably talented Doja Cat and Daniel Roseberry was an absolute pleasure.
She attended the Schiaparelli show in head-to-toe red body paint with 30,000 Swarovski crystals earlier this week.
And Doja Cat ensured all eyes were on her once again as she attended Viktor & Rolf's Haute Couture show for Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday.
In the mood of couture, the singer, 27, once again made a bold statement as she arrived with stick on eyebrows, a moustache and goatee. She teamed the two-piece suit with a green and white stripe ruffled blouse, white heels and donned a pair of blue tinted shades for good measure.
Doha rocked a shaved buzzcut, silver earrings and appeared in her element as she struck a pose on a grand staircase.
It comes after Doja commanded attention in head-to-toe red body paint and completed the bold look by covering her body in 30,000 Swarovski crystals.
The outfit - which took five hours to perfect - also featured a red satin corset along with a lavishly beaded skirt and knee-high boots.
Doja — real name Amalia Dlamini — added extra drama to the already out there look with a long shawl and large ruby earrings.
Following her fiery red moment at Schiaparelli — for which she teamed up with Pat McGrath and wore more than 30,000 Swarovski crystals — she arrived to the Viktor & Rolf show in Paris embodying androgyny with an elaborate green and white pinstriped top, tan structured jacket and pants. The real kicker, though, was her makeup look: The 27-year-old brought her humor (as she always does) when it came to her glam, wearing false lashes on her eyebrows, above her lip as a "mustache" and on her chin as a stand-in soul patch. Yes, Doja Cat just pioneered a decidedly quirky new use for false lashes: as facial hair.
The designer duo, known for avant garde fashion, statement-making gowns, and shows that are more akin to publicity stunts than actual fashion shows, set the perfect stage for Doja's gender-bending. While the runway showcased off-kilter gowns, she admired the looks wearing an oversized tailored pinstriped Zoot suit with high-waisted trousers, a ruffled shirt, and pointy pumps. She appeared to have false lashes affixed to her forehead to mimic eyebrows and added a similar treatment to her mouth, giving her a temporary mustache and soul patch.
The Grammy nominee will have plenty to do when the shows wrap up in the City of Lights. The biggest night in music is set for Feb. 5, where Doja is nominated for several awards, including Record of the Year, Best Pop Solo Performance, Best Music Video for "Woman;" and Best Rap Performance for her song "Vegas," from the film Elvis. She's also up for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "I Like You (A Happier Song)," her collab with Post Malone. While performers for Grammy night haven't been announced just yet, something tells us that Doja will have plenty of 'fits to choose from if she graces the stage.
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