Denim made a bold comeback with a modest twist. Structured cuts, corseted detailing, and lace embellishments brought drama without compromising coverage.

Menna Samaha delivered a standout moment in a dark-wash denim set featuring puffed sleeves and lace-trimmed trousers with metallic accents. Convenience, but make it couture.

Rahaf Alahrbi, Miss Saudi Arabia, brought denim into the spotlight with Sanne cropped Jacket paired with Cinch & Slay Corset Trousers. Elevated with Roberto Coin jewelry and a sleek Bottega clutch. It was bold, directional, and fully covered.

No longer just a classic, the abaya emerged as a dynamic, expressive silhouette. Through the use of layering and attentive accessories,  the looks did not disappoint in conveying the fluidity of the abaya.

Rávila Nigeria embraced soft glam in a white abaya layered over a halter top and wide-leg trousers, cinched at the waist with a brown belt. A mini Hermès Kelly added a refined edge to the airy look.

Alexandra, turned up the tempo in a bubblegum-pink Reformation abaya, paired with a pink scarf and beige pouch bag. A vibrant look that stole the spotlight and quickly became the talk of the paddock. An example of how abayas can feel both traditional and trend-forward.