The silhouettes and materials celebrate her femininity, which oscillates between fragility and power. (Credit: Courtesy Zuhair Murad)
What do these black and white tailored ensembles — structured 1980s blazers, floral prints, English lace with arabesques, flowing caftans and bermuda shorts, caryatid pleats, crystal embroideries, molded busts, or apple green and "café crème" safari jackets, pastels, cinnamons and deep reds — have in common? At first glance, absolutely nothing, but in his spring-summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection, Zuhair Murad seeks less to create coherence than to illustrate a quest. The Lebanese designer follows the path a woman takes when she decides to listen to herself. Elusive, she moves forward in silence, carried by winds across infinite expanses. She is not searching for a place, but for a light within. Her journey unfolds as a breath of freedom, a whisper of introspection, a timeless elegance guided by the wind. Her clothing becomes...
What do these black and white tailored ensembles — structured 1980s blazers, floral prints, English lace with arabesques, flowing caftans and bermuda shorts, caryatid pleats, crystal embroideries, molded busts, or apple green and "café crème" safari jackets, pastels, cinnamons and deep reds — have in common? At first glance, absolutely nothing, but in his spring-summer 2026 ready-to-wear collection, Zuhair Murad seeks less to create coherence than to illustrate a quest. The Lebanese designer follows the path a woman takes when she decides to listen to herself. Elusive, she moves forward in silence, carried by winds across infinite expanses. She is not searching for a place, but for a light within. Her journey unfolds as a breath of freedom, a whisper of introspection, a timeless elegance guided by the wind. Her clothing...
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