Paris-Alsharqiya, October 9: Zuhair Murad House presented its collection of ready-to-wear fashion for spring and summer 2024 in the form of a lookbook and a video film that was shown on social media in conjunction with the activities of Paris Fashion Week. She went to the glamorous beaches of Miami and returned to us with a collection of striking designs.
Designer Zuhair Murad's collection for the upcoming spring and summer was titled Sun-Kissed Rythm, meaning "solar rhythm," and included around 95 looks inspired by the designer from the atmosphere of the beaches of Miami, which experiences summer in all seasons and is known for its liveliness in non-stop social activities.
Murad opened his show with a group of black and white looks decorated with satin ribbons and necklaces. The monochrome duo dominated half of the designs they presented, while the other half was executed in lively colors such as coral, green, and turquoise and calm colors such as lilac, gray, and beige.
The designs were very diverse, as they included suits, cocktail dresses, jumpsuits, tweed jackets that were coordinated with a narrow skirt or short pants, wide trousers that were accompanied by a tight “top” in the same color, long muslin dresses and evening gowns that included embroidery or were executed with embroidery. .
Murad used the English brocade material, which he turned into white dresses suitable for summer weather, or he coordinated it with dark navy blue denim material. He also used lace in the implementation of long dresses and used embroidery with crystal stones to add soft touches of sparkle to the looks, while he used the paillet to enhance the details of the costumes or to completely cover the looks. .
The designs of this group were distinguished by their classic cuts in suits and trousers, and by the “corset” and “drape” cuts, in addition to the multiple openings in the long dresses. The buttons that appeared on the looks bore the ZM logo, and the logo itself appeared in the form of golden brooches that decorated the outfits.
