Paris, France — In a grand finale that captured the city’s enduring spirit of style and spectacle, Moda Productions concluded Paris Fashion Week with an unforgettable showcase of international artistry and precision. Set within the storied walls of the Hôtel de Maisons, the evening unfolded as a symphony of craftsmanship, culture, and cinematic beauty — a testament to founder Tracy Murray’s global vision and the company’s rising influence on the world’s most prestigious fashion stage.
By Geogette Virgo
Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions Celin May
SAGIO / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Alexander Sagio: A New Architecture of Desire
With his Paris Fashion Week debut, Alexander Sagio redefined what structure can feel like. Inside the Hôtel de Maisons, the Budapest-based designer presented a collection that unfolded like poetry written in form — sharp, fluid, and undeniably sensual.
Each look embodied Sagio’s instinct for tension: the precision of an architect, the touch of a sculptor, and the restraint of a storyteller. Sleek tailoring met soft volume; leather, silk, and wool played in contrasts that spoke not of opposition, but harmony.
It wasn’t just a debut — it was a declaration. SAGIO entered Paris not quietly, but with an elegance that demanded attention, marking Alexander Sagio as one of fashion’s most compelling new architects of emotion and silhouette.
MAZINI SS26 / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
MAZINI by Maria Mazina
MAZINI by Maria Mazina embodies suiting with soft steel — an evolution of tailoring where strength is expressed through subtlety. Crafted from natural fabrics and cut with immaculate precision, each piece reflects a decade of refinement and resolve. The lines are clean, the proportions deliberate, evoking a calm authority that moves seamlessly between the schedule and the spotlight. Rendered entirely in shades of red and white, the collection heightens its message of duality — power and purity, passion and composure — tailoring for the woman who leads with poise and presence. As a Ukrainian designer, Mazina channels resilience into refinement and brings a fresh current to Paris that feels both timely and timeless. Her vision reads as the next best thing in modern suiting, set to travel from this Paris runway to wardrobes around the world. We are excited to see her next season’s collection thrive on the runway anew.
Jeevan / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Jeevan: Heritage Refined for a Modern World
At Paris Fashion Week, Jeevan by Hussain Rehar unveiled a masterful dialogue between heritage and modernity. The collection fused traditional embroidery techniques with crisp tailoring, creating garments that carried the weight of lineage while walking with contemporary ease. Tuned surfaces and deliberate color stories projected a quiet confidence — poised and deeply considered.
Rehar’s couture work drew audible reactions. Think embroidered rubescent gems suspended like constellations from an embroidered marvel, and a mirror mosaic blazer stippled with beautifully metallic like roses that became the talking point of the room. Each piece balanced artistry and precision, with embellishment in concert with architecture. The result was clothing that spoke fluently across generations — a celebration of culture translated through modern craftsmanship, and a reminder that true craftsmanship never loses relevance. We truly hope to see Rehar back for PFW W26.
Molmauni x Nuki / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
MOLMAUNI: Illuminating the Feminine Soul
Under the golden glow of Paris, MOLMAUNI x Nuki Cosmetics staged a show that felt more like a heartbeat than a spectacle. The collection moved with quiet force, fluid, sculptural silhouettes that seemed to breathe alongside the women who wore them. Faces shimmered with a soft, lived-in radiance, each glance and gesture carrying the intimacy of a whispered story. Rather than chase attention, the presentation drew it in, holding the room in stillness. For Teo, the creative force behind MOLMAUNI this was not about performance but presence, a meditation on beauty as strength, light as language, and the kind of elegance that doesn’t arrive with noise but with truth and power.
Alersundi / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Alersundi: Sculpted Serenity
Alersundi’s debut did not chase volume. It built trust. The gowns were constructed like promises kept, fitted on the body until the line was right and the movement answered back. Surfaces caught light without glittering for effect. Beads sat where the hand put them. Layers of tulle and silk organza created depth you felt before you named it. Up close the workmanship was calm and exact. At a distance the looks read as one clear idea at a time.
What set the room humming was credibility. These are pieces that can live under camera, under crystal, and on a red carpet without losing their center. Editors wrote notes rather than metaphors. Alersundi arrived with a studio logic that honors the wearer first and lets the dress earn the moment. Paris wants more. The next chapter now feels less like anticipation and more like inevitability.
Raxxy / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
RAXXY: Architecture in Motion
At Paris Fashion Week, William Shen redefined spectacle with RAXXY — a house where mathematics meets magnificence. The runway unfolded like a moving installation, each silhouette sculpted from his patented 3D down technique, turning technical mastery into living form. You could sense the spirit of Karl Lagerfeld — not in imitation, but in energy — that same unapologetic devotion to drama, color, and presence. Shen brought that grandeur into the modern age, refracting it through structure, innovation, and precision.
His creations moved as if built by logic and emotion in equal parts. Modular volumes shimmered under the light, revealing form as fantasy — wearable architecture rendered with a poetic pulse. The audience didn’t just watch; they felt, and surrendered all at once. It was couture as future — bold, intelligent, and alive. With RAXXY, William Shen didn’t just pay homage to fashion’s past; he expanded its dimensions.
Aleen Sabbagh / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Aleen Sabbagh: Grace That Endures
At Paris Fashion Week, Aleen Sabbagh presented a collection that felt intimate yet assured — a quiet force built on care, craft, and emotional intelligence. Every silhouette carried intention, shaped by hands that understand the weight of fabric and the lightness of feeling. The gowns moved with composure, catching light as though it were drawn to them, and every seam spoke to patience — to the value of slowing down in a world obsessed with speed.
This was couture made not for a single evening, but for a lifetime. The work invited closeness, each piece revealing more the nearer you looked: embroidery tracing memories, textures whispering heritage. Sabbagh’s debut reminded Paris that elegance isn’t only visual — it’s spiritual. It’s what remains when the cameras are gone. Her vision has roots and reach, and as the industry turns toward AW26, one thing feels certain: Aleen Sabbagh’s grace is here to stay.
Ragged Romances / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Ragged Romances: Rewriting the Rules of Romance
At Paris Fashion Week, Ragged Romances transformed the idea of bridal into something free-spirited and alive. Painterly color, buoyant tulle, and layered sheers danced in motion — gowns that didn’t just walk but swayed, glowed, and breathed. Each piece felt like a love letter in movement, blending artistry with authenticity.
The collection’s finale unfolded like a celebration that refused to end — skirts swelling like a chorus, emotions high, joy uncontained. With this radiant debut, Ragged Romances redefined what modern romance looks like: expressive, candid, and beautifully unbound.
Credits:
Production @modaproductionsofficial
Founder @tracy__murray
Talent & Brand Relations @_alielor
Producer @ameliepimont
Backstage Manager @sofia_vfxcamera
Art Director @omayma.ramzy
Style Director @iamsaraacevedo
Model coordinator @ver.ojeda
Set Design @_nikkinel_
Fashion assistants @millaboch @thiravigah @thiravisha
Host @kevinfashioned
Fashion Team @Fashion_4futures @fffashionweekhair
Hair Director @hauseoflino
Hair Products @kevin.murphy
Makeup Director @michellewebbmakeup
Visual Director @christiandurocherphotography
Videographer @duncan_dimanche
Shot by @matthieusoreygarnier
BTS Photographer @celinmvy
Fashion Icon Award @tobi_rubinstein
Cause @boldn.society
Jewelry showroom @pow_studio
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