Miss Sohee’s Spring/Summer 2026 haute couture collection unfolded as a poetic meditation on intimacy and observation, shaped by a delicate tension between interior emotion and the external world. Presented within the gilded salons of the Shangri-La, the opulence of the setting acted not as a spectacle but as a quiet frame for a deeply personal narrative rooted in memory. At the heart of the collection was a single, recurring image: a window in Sohee Park’s family home in southern Korea, through which she once watched wisteria bloom, bamboo sway, and light dissolve into sea and sky. That act of looking became the conceptual anchor, positioning the female form as a threshold between self and landscape.

Sohee Park marked a major milestone with her first official Paris Couture Week show, delivering a collection brimming with sculptural drama and red carpet-ready opulence. Set against the grand backdrop of the 18th-century Hôtel Pozzo di Borgo, the former home of Karl Lagerfeld, the presentation felt as much a performance as a runway show.