Paris Fashion Days: When Global Vision Meets Parisian Grandeur
This October, Paris Fashion Days transformed two of the city’s most emblematic venues - Hôtel Plaza Athénée and Palais Vivienne into stages of global artistry. For two unforgettable days, designers from across continents redefined couture through craftsmanship, emotion, and storytelling, proving that fashion remains the truest language of cultural exchange.
At the Plaza Athénée, MAISON KETI opened with sculptural silhouettes and fluid romanticism, earning Best Couture Designer for her mastery of high craftsmanship.
AKEL Couture, joined by Baby photostars, brought a fairytale glow to the runway with crystal-inspired creations that shimmered with innocence and artistry.
The energy shifted with Mohikas by Archana Soni, whose collection fused Indian opulence with global modernity, while Treasures by Tiara turned jewelry into narrative — wearable sculptures that celebrated power and fantasy.
Tinatin Magalashvili captivated with a collection that embodied strength wrapped in elegance - structured, confident, and unmistakably feminine, earning Best Womenswear Designer.
Laure Siassia reimagined leadership through design, sending her signature capes down the runway as symbols of dignity and female power. Sofia Kharchi grounded sustainability in poetry, her black-draped silhouettes whispering of heritage and ethical innovation.
From Mexico, Jasive Fernández and Daniela Cuadra unveiled Símbolo Cuadra — a dialogue between couture and craftsmanship, rewarded as Best International Couture Designer and Best Artisan Footwear Brand.
Across the shows, diversity of narrative was striking. Ira Langevin’s “She Who Knows” balanced softness and structure; House of Rina paid tribute to feminine resilience through its Gulabi Pink Couture Collection, while Sara Pedram and Lima’s Angels transformed fashion into spiritual self-expression and social healing.
Designers celebrated their cultural roots in remarkable ways. Arunaz Atelier blended contemporary fashion with Eastern heritage, using flowing silhouettes and airy fabrics to evoke effortless grace.
Lloyd Arceo drew from Filipino culture and the poetry of nature, combining crystal-encrusted leaves and sculpted floral appliqués on velvet, silk and tulle to create a collection both romantic and transformative.
Garami Signature bridged Emirati tradition with modern silhouettes, presenting luxurious fabrics and fine embroidery that honored cultural heritage while embracing forward-thinking innovation.
Meanwhile, Elsa Fairy brought dreamlike couture to life for young stars, Lennin Villarroel delivered regal sensuality with sculpted silhouettes and gold accents, and Studio Artis invited audiences into a dialogue between creator and wearer, transforming garments into personal narratives.
Recognized for its fairytale artistry and impeccable couture desiner Irina Mykytiuk received the title Best Evening Gowns Designer for Elsa Fairy's "The Swan" collection.
Paroma À la Mode merged monochrome precision with emotional storytelling, and Georgian designer Marika Modebadze reaffirmed her place on the international stage with handcrafted pieces rooted in cultural identity.
Closing the event, Thomas Abraham’s “Static Riot” showcased transformative silhouettes that merged sustainability with glamour.
The Paris Fashion Awards recognized excellence across the spectrum — honoring Myrna Al Haddad as Influential Fashion Icon, Natalya Hemelsdael as Best Chief of Beauty Team, and Erlea, founded by sisters Elen and Rima Tadevosyan, as Best Beauty Product for its sustainable honey-based skincare. Beauty partners including Zola Cosmetics, Sinart, and Wella elevated the artistry behind the scenes.
“Our mission was to give designers from around the world the opportunity to shine in Paris and inspire through the language of beauty and self-expression,” shared Zoriana Semeniuk, founder of Paris Fashion Days. And indeed, it was more than a showcase — it was a celebration of creativity without borders, where each designer’s story became part of Paris’s timeless dialogue between art, culture, and couture.
