The interplay of black and white served as a foundation for many of the designs. Snowflake motifs were meticulously laser-cut into cotton day dresses and a structured white coat, while the same shapes appeared as sequin accents on jackets, bustiers, and delicate lace patterns. These elements created a sense of wintry magic, balanced by Murad’s signature refinement.
Adding a burst of color to the collection, Murad drew from the vibrant hues of the aurora borealis. Brilliant blues, greens, and pinks appeared as gauzy prints on flowing gowns and caftans—a shape that has become a favorite in his repertoire over the past few seasons. These pieces offered a softer, dreamier counterpoint to the crisp monochromatic designs.
Murad also reimagined the tuxedo with a sensual twist. High-necked jacket dresses revealed unexpected low-back cutouts, while soft, sequined suiting added a touch of glamour. Traditional Viking knots were a recurring motif, skillfully incorporated into embroidery on tops, dresses, and jackets, tying the collection together with a nod to heritage craftsmanship.
Accessories featured the evolution of Murad’s monogram, now rendered as a lightning bolt-inspired "ZM," further cementing the designer’s bold, contemporary branding. Meanwhile, his ongoing collaboration with Marina Rinaldi continued to influence his exploration of versatile silhouettes. New additions, such as a dreamy periwinkle pleated silk jersey dress and designs with drop waists, tie waists, and voluminous sleeves, showcased a focus on inclusivity and wearability.For those seeking Murad’s signature glamour, the collection didn’t disappoint. Sequined minidresses, crop tops, and red carpet-ready gowns ensured that the designer’s hallmark allure remained front and center, reaffirming his status as a favorite for the awards season.
Zuhair Murad’s Pre-Fall 2025 lookbook delivers a celestial journey through light, color, and craftsmanship, proving once again why he remains a revered name in the world of haute couture.