The couturier unleashed a sea of signature red carpet gowns themed around an underwater sea goddess emerging onto land.

The vibe was dressy, even for the daywear, which included long tuxedo-inspired coats and sequin bustier tops.

The nature-themed display found the designer searching for the right tone, as he vies to break out of the eveningwear niche.

The lasting impressions of a recent trip to Barcelona, and Antoni Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces, were the starting point.

The designer ventured into daywear, offering a lineup of chic Sixties and Seventies-inspired silhouettes meant to last into the evening.

There was a Victorian influence afoot in an abundance of black gowns with high collars and long sleeves.

The Lebanese designer presented a jazzy lineup infused with art deco references.

A Western theme inspired by the Sonoran Desert was underscored by a thread of sophistication, femininity and seduction.

There were two points of view for Elie Saab’s grand bridal collection — plays on dimension and the introduction of subtle color.

The designer worked a rainbow of colors in his rainforest-inspired collection.

The show’s beauty look was crafted by Orlando Pita and Tom Pecheux.

Medieval queens was the theme of the wintry collection mixing jewel tones, velvet and lace.

An under the sea theme coursed through the Elie Saab’s Resort collection.

Inspired by a garden in full bloom, the overall tone was ornate femininity.

Inspired by “Giselle,” this glamorous collection featured corseted dresses and other ballet-influenced looks.