ZUHAIR MURAD Ready-to-Wear Resort 2025 Collection

Zuhair Murad conveys his enchantment with the ancient era in a collection inspired by ancestral themes, reinterpreted with his contemporary trace.

The mesmerism unfolds on luxurious, sophisticated textures. Minimalism and ornamentation appear in the contrast of materials, where metallic fantasies blend harmoniously for a captivating finish.

Throughout the fabrics, rosettes are gracefully pinned at the waist or placed as seductive straps. Brooches adorn the pleats, while rings delicately bloom and shimmer on subtle drapes.

The body is covered in tweed with ingenious geometric silhouettes, hinted at through cady cutouts with exquisite curves, and revealed in the most sensual manner with the delicate refinement of ethereal lace.

The virtuosity of crepe pleats infinitely, lending itself to the lightness of princely long dresses adorned with finely chiseled appliqués. Transparency is prominent in lace cotton on fluid and pure jumpsuits, structured midi or maxi dresses. The floating chiffon veils are printed.

Sheaths and ball gowns, alluring and seductive, are designed to be precious and luminous, adorned with sequins and jewels.

The Resort 2025 collection dazzles in shades of olive, tapioca, and plum, while also featuring the timeless black and white.

The Zuhair Murad woman, whether a meticulous planner or a last-minute dresser, comes alive under the cloak of night. With a packed social calendar, she relies on Murad to provide the perfect attire, and his resort collection delivers exactly that.

Murad delves into his design arsenal, presenting a collection brimming with high-shine glamour. His stylized monogram takes center stage in a starburst form, adorning silvery tweed with jewel-like framed monogram buttons. Silver sequins cascade across a gown, creating a high-impact yet surprisingly lightweight look.

Drawing upon his passion for history and travel, Murad introduces a touch of Mediterranean antiquity, as if he were transforming freshly unearthed ceramics or Pompeian frescoes into evening gowns. Though not typically known for his prints, Murad masterfully incorporates the patina of time, evident in gold leaf on jacquard, embroidery on a long-sleeve minidress, and a sleeveless white gown with a draped, twisted halter top.

The collection also showcases a range of looks that prioritize elegance over excessive embellishment. Draped black gowns and a burnt coral number with a jeweled shoulder and plunging back stand out for their understated sophistication. Even some of the jersey lamé goddess dresses possess a timeless quality, a remarkable feat in a world of fleeting trends.