The Best of Pia Jauncey’s Outfits at Paris Haute Couture Week 2026

This one stopped us in our tracks. Dare we say, it ranks among her strongest fashion week statements to date.

With her hair styled in a textured updo, Pia stood against Paris’ brooding streets in a sweeping noir creation by Stephane Rolland. The silhouette draped around her like a cape, complete with a floor-grazing hem and elongated sleeves that extended seamlessly into gloves. The real drama, however, came from the richly textured skirt, constructed with voluminous ruffles and feather-like detailing.

A moment for this look, please.

Queen P leaned fully into the avant-garde with a cherry blossom frock by Robert Wun. If the outfit looks familiar, that’s because she wore the design from the Hong Kong–born couturier’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection, unveiled during his 10th anniversary show entitled “Time.”

In East Asian culture, cherry blossoms symbolize life’s fleeting nature—a recurring theme in Robert Wun’s brand of storytelling. On the runway, the motif captured the delicacy and impermanence of spring, rendered through intricate black and blush pink embroidery.

The corset-like bodice was sharply structured, carving out a defined contour at the waist and hips. From there, the skirt hugged the frame before flaring into a dramatic fishtail cut with a sweeping train—a silhouette closely tied to the designer’s couture codes.

Let’s switch up the mob wife mood, shall we?

In a sculpted, skin-toned corset by Georges Hobeika, Pia paired the piece with tailored flared trousers for a modern twist. To punctuate the look, she accessorizes with an off-shoulder fur coat, paired with oversized sunglasses and gold-tone hoop earrings.

Here, Pia kept things effortless in an architectural design by Georges Chakra.

Fresh from the Lebanese designer’s Spring/Summer 2025 Couture collection, the look featured a softly molded bodice with structured shoulders and an asymmetric, cascading train. The drape flowed into a reflective silver skirt appliqué, finished with sequined fringes.

An LBD at Haute Couture Week? Pia shows us how it's done.

This version featured a sleek, body-skimming cut anchored by a structured, asymmetrical high neckline. She styled it with sheer black stockings and sculptural heels set on gold-toned wedges. Très chic!