Couture Fashion Night 3.0: The Swiss Take on Global Glamour

Luxe magazine Switzerland
Nov 7
4 min read

Updated: Nov 8

Couture Fashion Night 3.0: The Swiss Take on Global Glamour

Zurich, Switzerland On November 1, Zurich once again became the epicenter of European elegance as Couture Fashion Night 3.0 lit up the award-winning The Circle Convention Center at Zurich Airport marking the first-ever fashion show to grace this architectural landmark. More than 500 impeccably dressed guests gathered to celebrate haute couture, craftsmanship, and slow luxury, witnessing the rare symbiosis of Swiss precision and international glamour.

A Vision for Slow Luxury in Switzerland

Founded by Prat & Olga, creators of Zurich’s luxury lifestyle community Zürich.Influencers, together with haute couture designer Ketty Nunez, Couture Fashion Night was born from a shared dream: to establish a platform for slow fashion in Switzerland one that celebrates craftsmanship, sustainability, and artistic excellence in a world increasingly defined by speed.

Launched in 2024 with just five designers, the concept swiftly captured the attention of fashion lovers, industry leaders, and international media.

“Our goal is to celebrate timeless elegance and creative individuality,” said co-founder Ketty Nunez. “Every designer we invite represents quality over quantity fashion that lasts, both in style and in meaning.”

Nine Designers, One Unforgettable Night

This year’s edition united nine extraordinary designers an inspiring blend of renowned couturiers and rising talents. Four of them, along with many guests, traveled from abroad a clear testament to the event’s growing international influence.

“Zurich is becoming an unexpected new hotspot for luxury fashion,” said co-founder Prat. “Our event proves that couture has a home here one that’s inclusive, sustainable, and inspiring.”

The evening was elevated by a live performance from Voice of Germany star Bernarda Brunovic, whose soulful voice set an unforgettable tone for the runway.

Designer Highlights

Jean Luc Amsler

AMSLER embodies power, individuality, and the essence of bold femininity. His CFN3.0 collection paid tribute to the Amsler woman intoxicating, elusive, magnetic.

“I don’t design clothes I create statements,” said Jean Luc Amsler. The show radiated daring glamour and pure Swiss sophistication.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Carlo Pignatelli

The legendary Italian maison delivered a masterclass in craftsmanship and timeless elegance.

“Artisanal expertise defines our identity,” shared Carlo Pignatelli. His silhouettes seamlessly bridged everyday refinement with formal mastery the soul of Made in Italy couture.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Ketty Nunez

In her collection “Je t’aime,” Ketty Nunez celebrated love as the ultimate creative force. Luxurious fabrics in beige, gold, fuchsia, and black reflected love’s emotional spectrum.

“Love is not only a feeling it is beauty, power, and creation,” she said, reminding guests that true elegance begins within.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Kathia Dobo

Dobo’s gowns awakened the inner goddess. Inspired by emotion and experience, each creation radiated femininity and strength.

“My dresses are meant to be felt, not just worn,” she explained her show a poetic ode to grace and self-expression.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Sierra Zürich

With its All Day Long concept, Sierra Zürich redefined modern versatility for women who live many lives in a single day blending sophistication with effortless ease.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Pardessus19

Designer Céline Surdez unveiled luxurious leather overcoats that balanced Swiss craftsmanship with a modern edge.

“Luxury is about time and the art of making something meaningful,” she noted. Pardessus19 stood out for its authenticity and precision.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Vivemora

Created by women, for women, Vivemora radiated empowerment and slow luxury.

“Elegance is not just a look it’s a legacy,” reflected the brand, whose pieces embodied conscious design and enduring beauty.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Perrandor

Merging minimalism and mindfulness, Perrandor presented sleek, sports-inspired designs in ivory, baby blue, emerald, and black each bearing the symbolic “1%” emblem.

“True elegance begins in awareness,” said co-founder Dorentina, highlighting a refined dialogue between fashion and consciousness.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

Mobic

Founder Mobic, the Hannover-based rapper, fused music and fashion in his futuristic collection “Look of the Future.” Performing live on stage, he delivered a kinetic performance that captured the pulse of next-generation creativity.

Photographer: Dmitrii Einhorn

A Platform for Creative Excellence

Beyond the runway, a daytime exhibition invited guests to experience Swiss-made luxury up close, featuring exclusive designer collections, limited-edition accessories, and lifestyle brands.

Exhibitors included Swiss Outfit, Ludea Jewelry, Studio Goccia, Maison Nazanin, Monie & Marie Bags, Clinic Au Lac, Beauty Chic, Candle Energy, Klaudia Sonas Art, Art to Wear, Billy & Bugga Artsy Chocolates, and Proscura Caviar a holistic celebration of fashion, beauty, and artisanal living.

The event also became a networking hub for designers, media, influencers, and tastemakers united by a shared commitment to ethical fashion and artistic excellence.

Looking Ahead

Now in its third edition, Couture Fashion Night has firmly positioned itself as Switzerland’s premier platform for luxury slow fashion. From its intimate beginnings to its international reach, the event continues to grow while staying true to its authentic spirit and focus on artistry.

The journey continues Couture Fashion Night 4.0 will return on November 7, 2026, once again uniting global designers and the Swiss luxury community for another extraordinary celebration of slow fashion and creative excellence.

Stay connected with Couture Fashion Night:

www.couturefashion.ch

cfn@coutures.ch

Instagram: @couture.fashion .night