SAIID KOBEISY, THE GREAT GLAMOR

For his Autumn-Winter 2026 Couture collection “Passage Privé”,SAIID KOBEISY presents a collection where ornamentation becomes a language. Ivory, cream, champagne, powder pink, glacier blue, black and bronze compose a sophisticated palette, while embroidery, feathers and sculptural volumes define a wardrobe resolutely geared towards evening wear.

The collection opens with a vision of couture where detail reigns supreme. The first silhouettes, dominated by ivory and champagne, combine meticulous embroidery, precious motifs, and elongated lines. Mermaid dresses appear alongside shorter silhouettes, while an embroidered pantsuit introduces a more masculine elegance.

Here, the richness of detail is enough to create an event. A fully crafted jacket, a train that stretches to the floor, or a feather cape transforms each silhouette into a true apparition.

Then the designs take on icy blue and powdery pink hues. The lines become more sculptural: corsets, draping, structured skirts, and plays on volume give the silhouettes an almost statuesque allure. Pink is particularly prominent in creations with theatrical proportions, ranging from structured dresses to long silhouettes with generous volumes.

Night then falls, bringing with it the darkness, accompanied by more intense embroidery and mysterious silhouettes. The previously delicate patterns gain depth and seem almost to detach themselves from the fabric. The men's wardrobe also adopts this sophistication, with immaculate coats, richly embroidered jackets, and black silhouettes with exquisite details.

Finally, the bronze, gold, and champagne tones shift the collection towards a more Art Deco aesthetic. The embroideries become graphic, the pearls capture the light, and the long dresses hug the body before cascading to the floor.

More than just a demonstration of craftsmanship, the Autumn-Winter 2026 Couture collection “Passage Privé” constructs a veritable vision of evening. Each silhouette plays with light, movement, and texture, while embroidery becomes the unifying thread of a spectacular presentation.

An opulent, romantic and theatrical style of couture, which prefers the brilliance of detail to excessive display.