From pearl embroideries to delicate lace and soft feathers, here’s a look back at the latest collection by Georges Hobeika’s father–son duo at Paris Fashion Week.
Saturday evening was spent in delight for the eyes with Georges Hobeika at Paris Fashion Week, with a front-row seat in their dreamlike garden of couture. Dim lights, the arrival of guests, soft whispers of words and music in the background set the scene.
The first model walked in an ethereally colored dress with a lace border and pearl embroideries, a subtle opening to pale hues. This was followed by models wearing corseted bodices, midi skirts, or pleated designs with fitted silhouettes and sheer paneling adding fluidity. Feather detailing added volume, especially around the shoulders and upper forms.
Soft fabrics against the skin, and pale colours that let light through without grasping it. The colour palette remained soft with subtle clashes of richer tones. The Beirut-based designer envisioned and highlighted a world where colours grow softer, edges dissolve, and silhouettes move to the rhythm of the earth’s own breathing.
Overall, continuing his couture since 1995 and delivering breathtaking pieces year after year, season after season, the designer returns with yet another jaw-dropping ready-to-wear collection.
“In the quiet of a flower, in the tenderness of its faded hues, in what it exhales without trying, there is a quality that restores, that grounds us.” A closing note that echoes throughout the collection.
Relive the show here:
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