Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab stands out for his unique journey in the fashion industry, having pursued his passion for fashion, patterns, designs, and sketches from a young age without any family connections to the industry. After establishing his first studio, "Beirut-Based Fashion," Elie Saab caught the attention of the fashion world upon becoming the first foreign member of the Italian Fashion Chamber in 1997. His international recognition soared with his "Ready-to-wear" collection in 1998 and the iconic dress worn by Halle Berry at the Oscars in 2002. Elie Saab's creations are now coveted by European princesses, actresses, and Hollywood celebrities. His exquisite designs incorporate high-quality fabrics adorned with lace, pearls, precious stones, and embroidery, offering an elegant yet sophisticated aesthetic. In addition to his success in fashion, Elie Saab has also showcased his talent in interior design, most notably with the opulent "Grand Bleu Tower" on Emaar Beachfront Island. This luxurious residential tower, curated by Elie Saab, features the finest fabrics, premium appliances, and breathtaking views, reflecting his meticulous attention to detail and impeccable taste.