From June 29 to August 29, 2015, Dany Atrache moved to the Luxe et Créateurs floor on the 1st floor of Galeries Lafayette Haussmann in Paris to present the Spring-Summer 2015 collection.

Located between the spaces of Azzedine Alaïa and Jean-Paul Gaultier, the exhibition entirely dedicated to Dany Atrache offers to discover the work of the designer during a summer in the heart of the temple of Fashion on Boulevard Hausmann.

This event, which begins on the sidelines of Parisian Couture Week, where the house parades as every season, to present the Fall-Winter 2015/16 collections.

Franco-Lebanese by origin, Dany Atrache has been parading in Paris since 2004. After working for 12 years for prestigious French Couture Houses such as Dior, Montana and Torrente, the designer returned to Lebanon. The goal ? Let her dreams come true by launching her own couture line.

His inspiration, creativity and ambition allowed him to launch his own couture line in 2000. His first fashion show took place in Beirut: an immediate success. In a short time, the designer dressed the celebrities of the Middle East and the United States. With an engaging and sincere personality, an open outlook on the world and a certain idea of ​​the modern woman, Dany Atrache quickly became a darling of the press. Building on this success, he has since presented his Couture and wedding collections in Paris.

Care and innovative use of materials

Dany Atrache Couture, a brand new model where risk taking is permanent. Each creation advocates the elegant, sophisticated, assertive and seductive Woman by giving the female silhouette an impression of movement in an airy drape, almost that unreal.

The designer thus plays with transparency, long wispy, dizzying necklines and shapes that hug the body.

The Dany Atrache signature is found in each of its collections through the use of noble materials, such as chiffon, organza, lace or pancakes.

Collections that are both glamorous, feminine and absolutely elegant, which meet you twice a year for Fashion Week Couture.