Maison Rami Kadi unveils its SS26 couture collection, “Elementa”, a body of work inspired by the elemental forces of nature. Revealed in Meise, Belgium, the collection explores the dialogue between fire, water, earth, wind, and life through couture silhouettes that balance structure and fluidity, intensity and restraint, bringing craftsmanship into conversation with movement, texture, and transformation.

The collection reflects a balance between structure and fluidity through sculptural silhouettes, layered constructions, and panels that move naturally with the body. Embroidery adopts an abstract language, built directly into the garments using sequins, beads, crystals, metallic threads, silk, and raffia, arranged into refined compositions that read like wearable artworks.

The collection’s color story unfolds within the glasshouse of Meise Botanical Garden, where warm mineral tones, cool blues, soft neutrals, and vibrant greens are brought to life through filtered natural light. Framed by glass and greenery, the setting enhances the textures, movement, and sculptural lines of the couture, reinforcing the dialogue between craftsmanship and nature.

Rather than assigning each element to a single dress, the collection allows them to intersect, sometimes within one garment, sometimes across a sequence, reflecting the way nature itself resists fixed boundaries,” explains Rami Kadi. The surfaces of the dresses were conceived to read like abstract artworks applied to structural silhouettes.

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