Elie Saab is a brand of the same name founded by Lebanese designer Ali Saab in 1982. The brand is known for its luxury, nobility, elegance, and charm, cleverly blending elements such as high-end silk, chiffon, tassels, embroidery, and crystals to create a romantic and dreamy poetic world for women. "Fairy" is a well-known symbol of the brand. Elie Saab's early spring 2024 series was named "Swan" to commemorate the original specimen Marella Agnelli. Party jumpsuits, beaded off shoulder dresses, and curved tight knit dresses adorned with gold chains complement typical flowing evening dresses of sage green, aquamarine, or magenta. Light pink flowers and green stems appear on the tight bodice dress, combining elements such as tulle, floral embroidery, and sparkling beads with designs such as hollowed out and high slit to create a refreshing and luxurious summer atmosphere.

Zuhair Murad is the leading brand in Lebanon for bridal gowns and fashion designs. It is considered the pioneer of "luxury dresses" and its signature style is characterized by elegant and luxurious Baroque court fashion. The "luxury" element is enhanced by its Arabic heritage, with clean and delicate lines in the design, pursuing ultimate beauty. Inspired by the old Hollywood glamour, Zuhair Murad's 2024 early spring collection pays homage to movie stars Joan Crawford and Raquel Welch, revisiting the charm of the old Hollywood era. The collection builds on a foundation of black and white tones, incorporating bright and vibrant colors, as well as various elements such as silk chiffon, sequin embroidery, and lace cutouts. The collection showcases a youthful twist with innovative two-piece dresses and mini dresses, featuring deconstructed designs such as cutouts and high slits. The overall design is glamorous and exquisite, making it the perfect attire for the red carpet season for Hollywood actresses.

The current season's New York & Barcelona Bridal Week featured over 30 domestic and international designers showcasing their 2024 new collections at the fashion shows, attracting exhibitors and buyers from up to 90 countries. As a major trend, many brands have started adopting separates bridal gowns, choosing sparkling and iridescent fabrics, paired with embroidery, beading, and three-dimensional decorative elements, to create more handmade and personalized bridal collections. Many collections draw inspiration from nature, with floral patterns being predominant.