Elie Saab

Elie Saab is a renowned fashion house founded by Lebanese designer Elie Saab in 1998, celebrated for its haute couture, bridal, and ready-to-wear collections that blend Middle Eastern opulence with Parisian sophistication. Saab's creative vision is rooted in intricate craftsmanship, employing luxurious fabrics, lace, embroidery, crystals, and pearls to create gowns favored by royalty and celebrities worldwide. The brand became the first Lebanese member of the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture and is known for its red carpet presence, having dressed Halle Berry for her Oscar win and many other notable figures. Elie Saab expanded into perfumery in 2011 with the launch of Le Parfum, composed by Francis Kurkdjian, and has since developed a diverse fragrance portfolio in collaboration with acclaimed perfumers. The brand's perfumes, such as the Le Parfum and Girl of Now lines, are distinguished by elegant floral, almond, and oriental notes, capturing the house’s signature sense of glamour and femininity. Today, Elie Saab fragrances continue to reflect the brand’s dedication to refined luxury and timeless beauty.