Top Fashion Designers From Paris 2019

From the likes of Elie Saab to Rami Al Ali, the French capital has never been so flooded with designers from the Arab world making a splash during Couture week.

Encounter the best of Arab designers at Paris Couture Calendar week for Fall/Wintertime 2019

Non just were and so many of our favourite designers nowadays, only many of the collections were meliorate than ever for Autumn/Winter 2019, and we tin already predict famous faces donning them to honor shows and ruby carpet events over the coming months.

If you missed the shows as they happened, hither are some of the highlights.

Rami Al Ali

Rami Al Ali AW19

Rami Al Ali, Haute Couture AW19

From the showtime wait to the very last showcased by Rami Al Ali, a seasonal collection was presented that was both glamorous yet incredibly wear. Born in Syria with his label based in Dubai, the local designer took his inspiration from the Cafe Social club of the nineteenth century – those who met in elegant cafes in cities from London to New York to socialise and organise glamourous balls and parties for those who moved in such circles. Come across more than here.

Zuhair Murad

See Zuhair Murad's AW19 Haute Couture collection

Zuhair Murad Haute Couture AW19

Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad has been presenting his Couture collections in Paris since 2001, and his AW19 show didn't disappoint. Inspired by the colours, patterns and motifs discovered after a recent exploration of Marrakesh, Murad'south designs worked busy patterns onto silk fabrics, creating sheer embellishment skin-tight gowns that were balanced out with a flowing cape and used feather hems and puffed hips to create volume. Intricate embroidery was as the centre of it, the concluding bridal gown, which was truly princess-worthy, being the bear witness-stopping piece. Meet more here.

Georges Hobeika

See Georges Hobeika's Bird Of Paradise Haute Couture Collection for AW19

Georges Hobeika, Haute Couture Collection AW19

For AW19, Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika created a colourful collection inspired past birds of paradise, paying tribute to their regal nature and natural flamboyance. Vivid pink, orange, bluish and yellows were the hues of choice, and feathers and embellishment featured heavily. Run across more hither.

Tony Ward

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Tony Ward, Haute Couture AW19

Lebanese designer Tony Ward was inspired by what he calls the "nearly ancient and mysterious creatures" of the universe. The infinite shapes and patterns of fungi, as well as the earthy tones, were explored, while the Blossoming Fibres collection introduced 3D printed garments for the first fourth dimension. Run across more here.

Elie Saab

Elie Saab, Haute Couture AW19

Elie Saab, Haute Couture AW19

Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab headed to Palais de Tokyo with his Couture prove for AW19, and it delivered a drove that drew on Chinese and Eastward Asian symbolism and culture. Elia Saab took on traditional shapes such every bit the kimono gown, wide sleeves, waist shaping detail and haori jackets, Saab added his own flair with heavy embellishment, silk fabrics and a bear on of sheer glamour. See more here.

Nicolas Jebran

Nicolas Jebran AW19

Nicolas Jebran, Haute Couture AW19

Nicolas Jebran presented his collection titled My Aureate Odyssey at Les Invalides in Paris. The Lebanese designer who established his fashion house in Abu Dhabi in 2000, curated a collection that was daring in shapes and cut-outs and deep in ink navy and orchid regal shades. Embelshiement reigns – ranging from accentuating sheer fabrics to creating mosaic effects – and a waist-clinching wrap cut was prominent in the drove.

Elie Saab AW19