Amira Al-Zuhair Starts 2026 in Style with Jacquemus Fashion Show
Saudi-French model Amira Al-Zuhair has elegantly stepped into the new year, marking her first major runway appearance of 2026 at Jacquemus’s Fall/Winter “Le Palmier” collection show in Paris. The event, staged at the prestigious Musee National Picasso, set the tone for the season with its playful yet sculptural designs.
Al-Zuhair, who closed a segment of the show, expressed her gratitude on social media: “Merci infiniment Simon. It was an honor to be part of this iconic show with such an amazing team.” For the occasion, she wore a look that captured the collection’s fusion of bold form and elegant simplicity: a structured black blazer with a back cutout, cinched at the waist with a wide belt over a matching midi skirt, completed with a dramatic wide-brimmed hat.
The presentation, which also served as the finale of Paris Men’s Fashion Week, was a celebration of geometric forms and joyful irreverence, witnessed by a front row that included figures like Elton John and Sophie Marceau.
Building on a Landmark Year
This Parisian showcase builds on a formidable year for Al-Zuhair. In 2025, she ended the year on a high note by joining Italian luxury maison Bulgari as an official “Friend of the House,” a role she announced alongside images from a celebration for the Polychroma High Jewelry Collection.
Her growing portfolio is a testament to her sought-after presence. The model, born in Paris to a French mother and Saudi father, has walked for an impressive roster of houses including Missoni, Alaïa, Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, and Elie Saab. Beyond the runway, her face has grained campaigns for iconic brands such as Prada, Chanel, and Carolina Herrera.
By opening her year at the Jacquemus show, Amira Al-Zuhair continues to solidify her position at the intersection of high fashion and global cultural influence, seamlessly blending her heritage with the pinnacle of Parisian style. Her journey from the runways of 2025 to the first spotlight of 2026 signals another promising chapter in an already illustrious career.
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