Paris Couture Week Fall/Winter 2025–26 was a breathtaking blend of fantasy, craftsmanship, and rebellion.
From Elie Saab’s pastel royalty to Maison Margiela’s faceless drama, this season delivered fashion at its most theatrical. With bold textures, bridal reinventions, and celebrity-packed front rows, couture never looked so daring, or so divine.
Ellie Saab brought an ethereal beauty to this year’s Paris Couture week, with silk gowns fit for royalty. The collection consisted of coquette-esque silk, sheer and structured gowns in a gorgeous pastel pallet.
From gilded goddesses to blushing brides, Ellie Saab gave us royalty in pastels and silks. With intricate embellishments and impeccable craftsmanship Ellie Saab is always one to watch.
Schiaparelli Haute Couture’s newest Fall/Winter 2025-26 collection designed by @DanielRoseberry encompasses various silhouettes, patterns and textures. With everything from bold red sparkling maxi dresses, to leopard print full length coats, suits and corsets made from saddles. This show shocked the senses, breathing a breath of fresh air into the haute couture world with this iconic moment that featured red, white, black, sheer, beige and silver designs.
Celebrities flew across the world to be there for this specific show including Dua Lipa, Cardi B, and Hunter Schafer.
Inspired by real life art this dazzling collection pays homage to Gustav Klimt’s most iconic muses, Emilie Flöge (1874–1952) and Adele Bloch-Bauer (1881–1925).
Rahul translated the immortal portraits into a series of breathtaking, hand-crafted couture looks, perfectly reimagining Klimt’s interesting use of prints and patterns into real life textural gowns.
From corseted Couture to long line fitted coats we’re all dying to own.
From creamy goodness to terracotta marvels.
Cardi B made another appearance at this gorgeous show – and we have to say we love her picks.
This very Parisian inspired collection suitably named ‘Noir Séduisant’ featured seductive black gowns, beaded moments and stunning velvet suits.
Featuring an array of hats, cut-outs and sparkling details.
This show was Paris at its finest.
Who needs to see the models’ faces on a runway? Certainly not us!
Creative Director Glenn Martens, debuted a collection with Maison Margiela in style. Each look featured a matching couture mask, which fully covered the models face.
From ethereal mono-Chromatic looks that highlighted the silhouette of the wearer yet covered the subject from head to toe, to explosions of frills, beading, plastic looking textures and color
This season proved that haute couture isn’t just alive, it’s evolving.
Designers pushed boundaries, redefined bridal, and honoured art and culture in spectacular form.
Whether wrapped in silk, masked in mystery, or drenched in diamanté, Paris reminded us that couture is the ultimate celebration of fashion as fantasy, identity, and imagination.
