Peacocks and Swarovski Crystals: Miss Sohee's Fall-Winter 2026 Haute Couture collection in Paris

Sohee Pak is no stranger to showcasing her love for all things encapsulating soft, feminine glamour. It's no surprise that she put pen-to-paper, so to speak, when it came to translating true-blue concepts familiar to her brand, with new inspiration for her latest collection. The show was held at the opulent, gilded salon at the Shangri-La hotel in Paris.

The title of the collection, titled "breathing forms," is said by Pak to have been inspired by using women's bodies as the vessel through which she interprets the beauty of and art of the natural landscape around her. Using the "female silhouette to hold imagined scenes", she brought her collection to life.

Sohee Pak paints us a picture of her relaxing, looking out the window at her native home in South Korea: lush greenery of the mountains and the swaying of purple wisteria. Her mother even captured photographs on the property to help withthe translation of what they were visualizing. It worked- Look 26 in the collection features a carefully embroidered portrait of a gorgeous purple wisteria tree, there's even a real-life, taxidermied swan on look 17. Coco Rocha even made a return appearance, gracing the runway in a black, above-the-knee embroidered dress, with a soft, silky gold cover to complete the look.

The balance between timeless elegance and permission to experiment with new and dreamy designs is what keeps the women she designs for coming back for more and more. Her couture collection reads as dreamy, wearable opulence. Given that this is her fourth Paris Haute couture week show, shes shown us that even though she uses women as a canvas to channel soft femininity, shes a major power player in the couture world whos here to stay.