DUTCH COUTURIER & LATIN AMERICAN DESIGNER

Dutch couture house Chic & Holland showcased their SS26 collection, ‘300 Hours,’ at Dubai Fashion Week, emphasizing the craftsmanship and time invested in each gown. Featuring precision-cut crystal embellishments and sculpted corsetry, the collection captured the essence of European royalty and baroque design.

Celebrities also graced the runway, with Dubai Bling star LJ Loujain Adada opening the show in a dazzling crystal-embellished nude gown, and Bollywood actress Chitrangda Singh showcasing a stunning nude gown with a matching cape. Chic & Holland’s commitment to luxury eveningwear was evident as they continue to dress international celebrities, pageant queens, and iconic brides, strengthening their presence in over 35 countries.

The ‘300 Hours’ collection by Chic & Holland is a true testament to the brand’s unwavering dedication to craftsmanship, precision, and perfection. Each gown in the collection is meticulously crafted, with every detail reflecting the Dutch couture house’s relentless pursuit of excellence. The result is a stunning array of luxurious eveningwear that has captivated audiences and established Chic & Holland as a leading name in the world of high-end fashion.

LATIN AMERICAN DESIGNER

Erick Bendaña, a highly acclaimed Latin American designer, presented his SS26 couture collection, ‘The Sun and The Moon,’ which artfully explores contrasting themes. Drawing inspiration from the interplay of light and shadow, masculinity and femininity, and the cyclical rhythm of day and night, the collection showcases radiant golden gowns symbolizing the sun and ethereal silver creations embodying the moon. Accented by celestial motifs such as constellations, orbits, and cosmic spirals, Bendaña’s visionary designs capture the essence of the cosmos and its inherent dualities.

The cosmic-inspired collection explored the interplay of light and shadow, masculinity and femininity, and the eternal dance between day and night. Golden gowns radiated the sun’s vibrant energy, while ethereal silver creations evoked the moon’s mystique. This mesmerizing collection seamlessly merged fashion, poetry, ceremony, and myth, captivating audiences with its artistry and imagination.

The runway was transformed into a celestial universe, adorned with constellations, orbits, and cosmic spirals, further enhanced by Panamanian jewellery and elements of Nicaraguan cultural heritage.

The collection explores themes of light and shadow, masculinity and femininity, and the continuous shift between day and night.