Elie Saab 23/24 F/W Couture Collection is inspired by the image of medieval queens, taking inspiration from queen characters in the film industry such as Kate Blanchett in "Elizabeth" and Sophie Marceau in "Braveheart". It is a way to bring women's imagination into the realm of fantasy. Gothic architecture appears on structured gowns, using jewel tones as a tribute to nobility. The capes, trains, and exposed shoulders and necklines of medieval monasteries are recreated through pastel-colored styles and embroidered patterns, reflecting the allure of the court. Accompanied by the launch of men's haute couture, the creative and luxurious experience is maintained.

The concept of haute couture evolves with the times and does not truly belong to any specific era. The Giambattista Valli 2023 Autumn/Winter haute couture collection for this season takes place in a monochromatic room filled with rose petals, embarking on a romantic and sweet dreamy journey to celebrate "classic modernity." Layered sheers, ethereal feather fringes, exquisite beaded lace, and luxurious satin skirts infuse modernity into classicism. Returning to the essence of craftsmanship, mastering complex techniques to achieve new weightless volumes or surpassing the boundaries of structure allows each garment to express its own personality and uniqueness.

It’s Paris Couture Week, and as expected, the highly-lauded occasion commenced with Daniel Roseberry presenting his latest surreal statement for the House of Schiaparelli. Roseberry debuted 30 looks each centered around themes of true art. International Klein Blue, first mixed by the French artist Yves Klein, came within a collection featuring painted models and allusions to Alberto Giacometti’s sculptures, standing tall and ethereal. Black diamond embellishments formed trompe-l’œil sculptures of Venetian statues on a cream coat, with its darts, pleats, and collar all echoing the gravitas of a marble figure.