This season, Georges and Jad Hobeika, father and son, turn their attention to the full range of feminine expression, refusing to define it as a single silhouette. The collection moves along a deliberate spectrum, from dark to light, from masculine energy to its most fluid, transparent counterpart, tracing every register in between. Rather than settling on one identity, it addresses many, celebrating the diversity of women who surround the House daily, fearless, tender, sometimes unapologetically strong, never confined to a single idea of femininity.
This season, the House explores new territory, greater fantasy. Structure gradually dissolves into fluidity as the eye travels through the collection, drapes open into transparency, and volumes shift from architectural rigour to a near liquid softness. New materials enter the Hobeika vocabulary, among them a brocade satin and a guipure worked mesh that reinterprets the House's signature lacework in a more graphic key. A patterned fabric plays two techniques against one another within a single piece, one half a knitted mousseline, the other a satin finish. Floral embroidery, long a masterful signature of the House, is reimagined across unexpected surfaces this season, experimented with directly on patterned fabric.
Accessories carry a strong symbolic thread throughout the collection. The deer, recurring across cufflinks, earrings and bags, embodies both softness and strength at once, a symbol of renewal and grace, the tenderness of a fawn held against the quiet power of its mother. A deer cradled in an embrace, evokes maternity and protection. Beauty rewards stillness, disappearing at the slightest movement and revealing itself fully only to those who remain anchored in the present.
