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Ziad Nakad Unveils the Mesmerizing Fall/Winter 2024/2025 Couture Collection “Vinewalk”

Ziad Nakad is thrilled to announce the launch of his eagerly awaited Fall/Winter 2024/2025 couture collection, “Vinewalk.”

Drawing inspiration from the lush allure of vineyards and the intricate beauty of grapes, “Vinewalk” redefines haute couture with a fresh and innovative vision. This collection is a celebration of elegance and opulence, with each piece encapsulating the richness and complexity inherent in its muse.

Immerse yourself in luxurious velvets, marvel at the intricate embroidery, and behold the masterful craftsmanship that showcases Nakad’s unparalleled attention to detail and artistic brilliance. “The vineyard symbolizes growth, beauty, and nature’s intricate designs,” says Ziad Nakad. “With ‘Vinewalk,’ we aspired to capture that essence and transform it into wearable art. Each piece narrates a tale of sophistication, elegance, and timeless beauty.”

 Highlights of the Collection Include:

Velvet Mastery: The sumptuous richness of velvet fabrics adds a regal touch, elevating the luxurious feel and depth of each design to new heights.

Intricate Embroidery: Delicate grape vine motifs, intricately embroidered onto the gowns, create a stunning visual effect that mirrors the natural splendor of vineyards.

Elegant Silhouettes: Flowing capes, dramatic gowns, and tailored suits form the core of the collection, with each piece designed to make a bold statement while maintaining grace and sophistication.

The “Vinewalk” collection is a testament to Ziad Nakad’s extraordinary ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, offering pieces that are both timeless and avant-garde.

Step into a world where the elegance of nature meets the pinnacle of couture, and experience the magic of “Vinewalk” by Ziad Nakad.

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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