Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions / Celin May / Model Wearing Molmauni
On October 3 in Paris, Moda Productions delivered. Inside Hôtel de Maisons, designers showed to a full house of buyers, editors, VIPs, and creators. They kept the front of house smooth while making fast pivots backstage so every collection read clearly on the runway. The focus was substance over noise. Strong casting. Clean pacing. Light and sound built to serve the clothes. QR access put lookbooks and shops in every seat, turning interest into action. What came through was connection. Heritage next to experimentation. Geometry next to grace. Each designer kept their own voice, and the room felt it. Moda Productions didn’t just host a show. It curated a heartbeat in the middle of Fashion Week.
“As professionals, our job is to make it look easy from the outside,” said Tracy, Founder and CEO of Moda Productions. “We pay attention to every detail, every cue, every person in the chain. When the details are right, the vision reads clearly and the audience feels the magic.”
Sagio / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
SAGIO by Alexander Sagio: The Blueprint of Desire
In Paris, Alexander Sagio didn’t just show clothes; he drafted emotion. His SAGIO collection traced the body with an architect’s control and an artist’s pulse, turning structure into seduction. Silk, wool, and leather curved and cut with mathematical grace, every angle deliberate yet alive. The palette was refined but the message bold: minimalism doesn’t whisper, it lingers. Sagio’s vision felt like the first chapter of something much larger, a study in precision that leaves you wanting the next line, the next form, the next season. Paris can’t wait for part two.
MAZINI / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
MAZINI by Maria Mazina: Fire and Clarity
Under the Hôtel de Maisons lights, Maria Mazina brought contrast to life — red against white, restraint against resolve. Her MAZINI collection pulsed with quiet strength, the kind that doesn’t seek attention but commands it all the same. Tailored suiting in ivory linen brushed against crimson silk, creating a dialogue between serenity and spark. Each line was decisive, every detail deliberate, as if confidence itself had been cut into cloth. Mazina’s vision wasn’t about dressing power; it was about revealing it — the elegance of a woman who holds both power and grace in perfect measure.
Alersundi / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Alersundi by Alejandra Lersundi: The Architecture of Grace
With her Paris debut, Alejandra Lersundi gave light a language. Her Alersundi collection moved with a quiet precision — curve-traced gowns in layered textures that caught reflection like breath. There was no excess, no noise, only an assured sense of balance between strength and stillness. Each piece felt timeless, composed with the patience of a sculptor and the sensitivity of a poet. Lersundi didn’t chase attention; she held it. Paris saw not just a debut, but a Mexican designer at the start of a legacy — and we’re already waiting for the next chapter.
Aleen Sabbagh / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Aleen Sabbagh: Elegance with a Pulse
In Paris, Aleen Sabbagh redefined couture as something living — not distant or untouchable, but deeply connected. Her debut collection moved with quiet emotion, each hand-finished detail speaking to patience, care, and devotion. Silhouettes flowed generously, wrapping the body in softness without losing intention. There was an intimacy to the work — the kind that invites you closer, then stays with you long after you’ve stepped away. Sabbagh’s vision felt like a conversation between strength and sincerity, where craftsmanship meets heart. If this is the beginning, Paris will be waiting for her next word.
Jeevan / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Jeevan by Hussain Rehar: Craft in Command
At Paris Fashion Week, Hussain Rehar proved that mastery doesn’t need preamble. His Jeevan collection radiated control — the kind that comes from an instinctive understanding of fabric, form, and finish. Each look revealed craftsmanship at its most refined: intricate yet effortless, delicate yet decisive. One look that became the talk of the week featured silver roses — meticulously placed across a mirrored mosaic blazer — a piece so intricate and intentional it caught the light, and the room, in equal measure.. There was no excess, only precision shaped by confidence. The presentation moved with momentum, every detail hitting its mark. Rehar didn’t just show skill — he showed authority. Paris took notice, and all eyes are already on what he’ll unveil next season.
Molmauni / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
MOLMAUNI x Nuki Cosmetics: Light with Intention
With her latest Paris presentation, Teo, the creative force behind MOLMAUNI, delivered a collection that felt like a quiet revolution. In partnership with Nuki Cosmetics, she crafted a world where strength spoke softly through movement, light, and the unwavering presence of the woman herself. Silhouettes draped with conviction, beauty glowed without shouting, and every gesture on the runway carried purpose. It was elegance rooted in authenticity, power translated through grace. Teo did not just show clothes, she revealed conviction, and Nuki’s glow-first approach amplified that voice at every turn. Nuki’s impact in Paris was unmistakable — a beauty house operating with clarity, reach, and purpose. Momentum is hers; the next move will be watched. Teo, Paris has taken note, and your ascent feels inevitable.
Raxxy / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
RAXXY by William Shen: Architecture Meets Emotion
For his Paris debut, William Shen of RAXXY transformed the Hôtel de Maisons, once home to Karl Lagerfeld, into a living sculpture of innovation and reverence. Inspired by Lagerfeld’s legacy of discipline and daring, Shen presented a collection that fused technical mastery with couture-level detail, marking a powerful new evolution for the brand. His modular, down-filled designs — custom-engineered for the venue — blended architectural precision with softness and movement, turning structure into sensation. Each silhouette seemed to converse with the space itself: intellectual yet emotional, exacting yet alive. By bringing couture into RAXXY’s vocabulary, Shen honored the past while propelling the future — and Paris felt the shift.
Ragged Romances / Photo Courtesy of Moda Productions
Ragged Romances by Rosii Nguyen: The Emotion of Fabric
In Paris, Rosii Nguyen didn’t present a bridal collection — she unveiled a heartbeat. Her Ragged Romances designs felt like memories caught in motion: sheer layers drifting like sighs, color blooming where feeling turned vivid. The gowns carried no sense of constraint; instead, they spoke of love as something alive, ever-changing, imperfect, and radiant. Each piece seemed to hold its own pulse, the tenderness of becoming, the courage of being seen. Nguyen’s work didn’t chase beauty; it revealed it, moment by moment. What she brought to Paris wasn’t ceremony, it was sincerity, dressed in light.
Moda PFW SS26: Beauty Direction
Hair Team @Fashion_4Futures x @fffashionweekhair, led by Juan Lino was the definition of pressure proof. His team absorbed last-minute changes, swapped proportions, and rebuilt finishes in minutes, all while presenting an exterior so calm it translated seamlessly. Backstage was full chaos. On stage it read as ease. Every model hit the runway aligned to the designer’s vision because Lino and his crew made the storm invisible. That is the mark of true professionals.
Makeup Team, led by Michelle Webb, delivered precision under pressure. Her team adjusted palettes on the fly, tuned highlights and shadow, and refined edges in seconds so faces stayed camera-true from first look to finale. Complex pivots stayed offstage. What guests saw was coherent, luminous skin and definition that matched each designer’s brief. Michelle’s leadership kept the finish elevated and the focus on the clothes — calm on the surface, mastery underneath.
With Juan Lino Michelle Webb and their teams, the result was beauty that protected the narrative. Fast decisions. Clean execution. Every change served the designer’s vision and every model hit the runway unified with the collection.
Tobi Rubinstein Honored with the Fashion Icon Award during Paris Fashion Week SS26
At Paris Fashion Week SS26, Moda Productions proudly presented the Fashion Icon Award to Tobi Rubinstein, celebrating her extraordinary career at the crossroads of couture and conviction.
Renowned for bringing spirituality, depth, and meaning into the fashion world, Tobi has inspired generations to view style as a reflection of purpose and authenticity. Her influence, often described as “The Fashion Rabbi”, continues to bridge culture, faith, and creativity with grace and power.
The award — beautifully crafted and accessorized by the acclaimed artist Tzuri Guetta — bears the following inscription:
FASHION ICON AWARD PRESENTED TO TOBI RUBINSTEIN – In recognition of her groundbreaking career at the intersection of couture and conviction, inspiring generations to embrace style with substance.
“Tobi Rubinstein is our Fashion Rabbi.” — Iris Apfel
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Founder: @tracy__murray
Producer: @ameliepimont
Talent & Brand Relations: @_alielor
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
Sponsors: @a80paris, @ajen.care, @floraandfoliageco, @forestlyfoods, @franui.fr, @helloa_bijoux, @labruket, @len_skincare, @rise_drinks
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