Fluid Architecture by Peet Dullaert for S/S 26, Paris Haute Couture | FashionTV | FTV

Experience the transformative power of Peet Dullaert’s spring/summer 2026 Haute Couture collection, unveiled at Paris Fashion Week! This season, Dullaert invites us to reconsider the relationship between the garment and the soul. Moving far beyond the rigid constraints of traditional tailoring, the collection is a masterclass in “humanist couture” – a design philosophy that prioritizes the organic movement of the body over the static silhouette of the mannequin. Each piece serves as a living sculpture, responding to the wearer’s every gesture with a grace that feels both ancient and futuristic. The S/S 26 narrative is defined by Dullaert’s signature “Flou” technique, where hand-pleated fabrics are manipulated to mimic the ripple of water or the shifting of desert sands. The palette remains deeply rooted in nature: earthy ochres, translucent moon-whites, and deep mineral blues, emphasizing a connection to the world around us. He isn’t just dressing a person; he is shielding a spirit, offering a sartorial sanctuary in an increasingly digital world. Witness the evolution of the modern silhouette – a silhouette defined not by lines, but by life itself.

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