Set against the grandeur of the Palais Garnier, this season’s presentations signaled a shift in how looks are imagined today — less about spectacle, more about identity. Designers approached their collections as intimate expressions, blending craftsmanship with emotion and a distinctly modern sensibility.
Rolla Summers Look Photo Courtesy of @celinmvy & Moda Productions
YS Brand showcases Ukrainian craftsmanship in Paris
Designer Yanis Stepanenko and co-founder Elen introduced YS Brand to the Paris fashion scene with a striking demi-couture presentation at the historic Palais Garnier. Founded in Kyiv in 2017, the brand reflects Stepanenko’s vision of reinterpreting Ukrainian cultural heritage through a modern lens, blending history, tradition, and refined craftsmanship with contemporary design. The collection presented dramatic silhouettes, rich textures, and statement pieces created for the modern luxury client while maintaining the aristocratic elegance that defines the brand’s DNA.
The presentation also showcased a powerful collaboration among Ukrainian creatives who contributed to the collection’s final vision. Accessories played a central role, with handbags by Lona Prist, footwear by Kyiv-based house Kachorovska, fine jewelry by Lobortas Jewelry House, and sculptural hats by milliner Mart Holod, along with the unwavering support of brand ambassador Monica. Together, the collaborators highlighted a new wave of contemporary Ukrainian design presented on the Paris stage.
YS Brand Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Melmaxi brings harlem couture streetwear to Paris
Harlem designer Melmaxi presented his work during Paris Fashion Week at the historic Palais Garnier, introducing his signature “couture streetwear” aesthetic to an international audience. Mentored early in his career by legendary Harlem designer Dapper Dan, Melmaxi developed a style rooted in Harlem’s hip-hop culture, blending bold customization, rich textures, and statement pieces with luxury craftsmanship.
Known for creating distinctive designs for artists and cultural figures, Melmaxi continues to build on Harlem’s influential fashion legacy. His Paris runway marked a milestone moment, bringing the spirit of Harlem style to one of the world’s most prestigious stages. The presentation was further celebrated through a partnership with HRLM Champagne, as Melmaxi shared his vision of modern Harlem fashion with the worldly stage. We can’t wait to see what’s next!
Melmaxi Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Kilian Kerner brings storytelling to the Paris runway
Berlin-based designer Kilian Kerner presented his work during Paris Fashion Week at the historic Palais Garnier, bringing his signature blend of emotional storytelling and refined craftsmanship to one of fashion’s most prestigious stages. Known for merging urban elements with elegant tailoring, Kerner’s collections often combine streetwear influences with dramatic silhouettes and elevated eveningwear.
Kerner has built a reputation for transforming his shows into powerful runway experiences that connect fashion with narrative and emotion. His designs have been worn by international figures including Heidi Klum, Zendaya, Jennifer Lopez, and Rita Ora, further establishing his influence beyond the fashion scene.
The Paris presentation marked an important moment for the brand, introducing Kerner’s distinctive vision to a wider international audience. The show was supported by partners including footwear by Tamaris, backstage beauty tools by Tweezerman, and sunglasses by Fielmann, contributing to the overall aesthetic of the runway.
Kilian Kerner Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Sagio presents Elegance at Paris Fashion Week
Designer Alexander Sagio, founder of the Sagio label, presented his collection during Paris Fashion Week at the iconic Palais Garnier. Known for his architectural approach to design, Sagio’s work is defined by sculptural silhouettes, precise structure, and clean, modern lines.
Set against the grandeur of the historic venue, the collection highlighted layered textures and confident forms designed for powerful, contemporary women. The presentation marked an important milestone for the brand, introducing Sagio’s distinctive design language to the Paris runway and further establishing his presence among today’s emerging voices in fashion.
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Sagio Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Fjolla Nila continues its global couture rise
Couture house Fjolla Nila, led by sisters Fjolla Nila and Jona Nila, continues to strengthen its international presence with a design philosophy rooted in timeless evening glamour, confidence, and refined craftsmanship. For more than fifteen years, the brand has developed a distinctive identity known for elegant silhouettes and meticulous attention to detail.
Most recently, the house presented its work in Paris at the historic Palais Garnier causing a huge impact in the fashion industry and taking the lead as the number one couture house of Kosovo internationally.
Operating its own production facility with more than 100 skilled artisans, the brand maintains full control over its production and quality. As Fjolla Nila continues to expand globally, the house remains committed to preserving the artistry and precision that define couture.
Fjolla Nila Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions / Jewelry Dorion Soares
Aras Nancy brings angolan brilliance to the Paris runway
During Paris Fashion Week, Angolan fashion house Aras Nancy presented a standout runway showcase at the historic Palais Garnier. The presentation introduced the brand’s distinctive vision to an international audience while highlighting the rising influence of African design on the global fashion stage.
Inspired by the brilliance of Angola’s diamonds, the collection reflected strength, luxury, and identity through elegant silhouettes, rich textures, and confident femininity. Each piece captured the spirit of contemporary couture while honoring the cultural pride and heritage behind the brand.
More than a runway presentation, the moment marked a powerful milestone where Angolan creativity shined on one of the most prestigious stages in fashion. From Angola to Paris, Aras Nancy continues to bring the brilliance of African luxury to the global runway.
Aras Nancy photo courtesy of Moda Productions
Rolla Summers brings Lebanese artistry to the Paris runway
Lebanese designer Rolla Summers presented her collection during Paris Fashion Week at the historic Palais Garnier in collaboration with Moda Productions. Known for her sculptural silhouettes and intricate craftsmanship, Summers introduced a collection that transformed the runway into a powerful expression of fashion as art.
The designs featured dramatic textures, architectural structures, and bold forms, creating pieces that felt as much like collectible artworks as garments. Several looks reflected an exceptional level of craftsmanship, echoing the artistic spirit of Paris itself.
More than a runway presentation, the moment highlighted the strength of Lebanese creativity on an international stage. With this showcase, Rolla Summers continues to expand her presence in the global couture landscape, bringing her distinctive artistic vision from Lebanon to Paris.
Rolla Summers Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Brooke Barry’s striking debut at the Palais Garnier
American designer Brooke Barry introduced her work to the Paris fashion scene with a debut runway presentation at the historic Palais Garnier. Presenting her first collection to an international audience, Barry brought a deeply personal approach to the runway, having worked closely on the design and creation of each piece herself in the months leading up to the show.
Set beneath the grandeur of the iconic venue, the collection reflected Barry’s dedication to craftsmanship and her instinct for creating pieces that celebrate confidence and individuality. As the looks moved down the runway, the audience responded with clear admiration, recognizing the arrival of a young designer whose work blends passion, elegance, and authenticity. Known for her vibrant energy and genuine spirit, Brooke Barry designs with the intention that every woman who wears her creations feels proud, beautiful, and empowered.
Brooke Barry Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Elie Feghali celebrates the power and beauty of women in Paris
During Paris Fashion Week, Lebanese designer Elie Feghali presented his collection La Grâce at the magnificent Palais Garnier, bringing his deeply personal vision of femininity to the Paris stage.
Known not only for his craftsmanship but also for his warm and inviting presence, Feghali approaches design with a genuine appreciation for the women he dresses. His work reflects a designer who understands that fashion is not only about garments, but about revealing confidence, elegance, and individuality. Through flowing silhouettes, sculpted tailoring, and delicate detailing, the collection celebrated the many dimensions of modern womanhood.
Presented before an international audience of editors, buyers, and fashion insiders, the showcase highlighted Feghali’s ability to translate emotion and personality into design, capturing a vision of beauty that feels both timeless and deeply human.
La Darique showcases refined femininity at Paris Fashion Week
During Paris Fashion Week, La Darique presented its collection at the historic Palais Garnier, bringing a vision of refined femininity and classic sophistication to the Paris runway. The presentation highlighted the brand’s dedication to graceful design, where elegant silhouettes and carefully selected fabrics came together to create a polished and confident aesthetic.
The collection emphasized balance and detail, with tailored forms and soft movement defining the looks as they moved through the grand halls of the venue. Subtle theatrical elements, including delicate feathered headpieces, added an element of drama while maintaining the brand’s signature sense of poise and elegance.
Through this Paris showcase, La Darique reaffirmed its commitment to timeless design and understated luxury, presenting a collection that celebrates femininity while remaining effortlessly modern on the international fashion stage.
La Darique Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Aleen Sabbagh brings modern couture elegance to Paris
Designer Aleen Sabbagh presented her collection during Paris Fashion Week at the historic Palais Garnier, introducing her refined couture vision to an international audience. Known for her elegant approach to design, Sabbagh’s work highlights feminine silhouettes, thoughtful structure, and intricate craftsmanship.
The collection reflected a balance between sophistication and modernity, with luxurious fabrics and carefully detailed finishes creating a polished runway presence. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Palais Garnier, the presentation allowed Sabbagh’s contemporary aesthetic to stand out while embracing the artistry of Paris fashion.
With this showcase, Aleen Sabbagh continues to expand her presence within the global fashion landscape, positioning her work among the new generation of designers shaping modern couture.
The Muse brings contemporary glamour to Paris Fashion Week
Fashion label The Muse, founded by designer Mané, presented its collection during Paris Fashion Week at the historic Palais Garnier in collaboration with Moda Productions. The presentation introduced the brand’s confident creative identity to the Paris runway, highlighting a vision centered on modern femininity, strength, and refined style.
The collection featured elegant silhouettes and statement looks that balanced sophistication with contemporary edge, creating a strong visual presence within the grandeur of the venue.
With this showcase, The Muse continues to build momentum on the international fashion stage, positioning Mané as an emerging voice within the evolving landscape of modern fashion.
The Muse Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Sarah Abbas brings Jordanian elegance to the Paris runway
Designer Sarah Abbas introduced her work to the Paris fashion scene with a presentation at the historic Palais Garnier during Paris Fashion Week. Representing Jordan on one of fashion’s most prestigious stages, Abbas unveiled a collection that highlighted her refined approach to eveningwear and contemporary elegance.
The collection featured flowing silhouettes, intricate craftsmanship, and graceful designs that emphasized femininity and sophistication. Set within the grandeur of the iconic opera house, the runway created a striking contrast between historic architecture and Abbas’s modern design perspective.
With this Paris showcase, Sarah Abbas continues to expand her international presence while contributing to the growing visibility of Middle Eastern designers within the global fashion landscape.
Sarah Abbas Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Moda Productions introduces young designer Max Alexander to Paris
This season, Moda Productions created a remarkable moment in Paris by welcoming 10-year-old designer Max Alexander to present his work on an international stage. The young talent joined a lineup of couture designers including Aleen Sabbagh, Fjolla Nila, and Elie Feghali, marking an extraordinary milestone in his early career.
Recognizing his creativity and passion, Moda Productions invited Max Alexander to experience the global fashion industry firsthand. With the support of founder Tracy Murray and the producer Amelie Pimont, he was given the rare opportunity to showcase his designs at the historic Palais Garnier.
By opening doors for emerging talent, Moda Productions continues to create platforms that introduce the next generation of designers to the world stage.
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Platform @modaproductionsofficial
Founder @tracy__murray
Producer @ameliepimont
Brand and Talent Exec @_alielor
Backstage Director @ver.ojeda
Runway Director @carlathevenau
Backstage Coordinator @katlin_v87
Hair team @hauseoflino
Make up team @michellewebbmakeup
