Thirty-three collections unfolded in a Cube transformed into a luminous, vibrant organ.

On Friday, November 6, 2026, graduates of the Fashion, Jewelry and Accessory Design Department presented their collections in Le Cube at HEAD – Genève during two successive shows. Nearly 2,500 spectators attended the 6:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. shows, alongside many leading figures from fashion and luxury, art and design.

Thirty-three collections

Twenty collections from the Bachelor in Fashion Design and thirteen from the Master in Fashion and Accessory Design were presented across the two shows. Through clothing, accessories, materials and volumes, the graduates explore personal worlds and offer different ways of approaching contemporary fashion and inhabiting the world.

The HEAD Fashion Show gives them the opportunity to present their collections to the public and to industry professionals at the end of their studies.

Thank you!

The school would like to thank Chloé, the Vahabzadeh Foundation, Bongénie, Baume & Mercier, Le Bal des Créateurs, KEVIN.MURPHY and The Arrow for their awards; the Geneva Chamber Orchestra, associated with this edition; Caudalie and NARS, beauty partners; Temple Magazine, Novembre, Le Temps and Léman Bleu, media partners; as well as Manotel and Rare Water.

Finally, a huge thank you to the teams, the models, the 200 people who worked backstage, and the HEAD teachers and students who made this Fashion Show possible.

On Friday, November 6, graduates of the Bachelor in Fashion Design and the Master in Fashion and Accessory Design presented their collections in Le Cube during two successive shows, in front of nearly 2,500 spectators.

Seventeen leading figures from the fashion, media and luxury industries made up the juries of the HEAD Fashion Show 2026, on Friday, November 6, in Le Cube:

• Craig Green, British fashion designer and founder of his eponymous label, Craig Green
• Tim Blanks, journalist and editor at The Business of Fashion
• Marco Russo, design director at Louis Vuitton
• Kris Van Assche, fashion designer and creative director of his eponymous label, Kris Van Assche
• Hervé Cosmao, founder of SYNCRO, a public relations and visual strategy agency
• Mauro Grimaldi, strategic adviser to the CEO of Richemont and Director of AZ Academy
• Mariasole Pastori, Milan-based talent recruitment consultant
• Patrick Ferrand, director of strategy and growth at Richemont
• Alice Bouleau, founder of The Arrow, an agency representing creative talent
• Alvise Bullo, head of creative talent management at Kering
• Séverine Saas, journalist at Le Temps and deputy editor-in-chief of T, the magazine of Le Temps
• Sylvette Lepers, artistic director
• Anne Vahabzadeh, member of the Vahabzadeh Foundation
• Cyril Jordil, buyer at Bongénie
• Christophe Durand, artistic director of Le Bal des Créateurs
• Léa Victoria Lalande, product manager at Baume & Mercier
• Luigi Celi, product marketing manager at Baume & Mercier

HEAD – Genève warmly thanks the members of the juries for their insight and commitment, as well as David Ballu and Fabio Piras for their valuable support.

At the end of the second show, the juries honored seven graduates:

• Chloé Prize: Hippolyte Laporte (Master), “Anamorphoses”
• Vahabzadeh Foundation Prize: Tanguy Mélinand (Master), “Muddy Sea”
• Bongénie Bachelor Prize: Nassim Arman (Bachelor), “Zéro De Conduite”
• Baume & Mercier Prize: Chiara Bonelli (Bachelor), “Out of the Blue”
• Collection Image / Art Direction Prize, presented by Le Bal des Créateurs and KEVIN.MURPHY: Loris Cedolin, “Fais-moi cygne”, and Zakarie Boubekeur, “Straycore” (Bachelor)
• Jury Prize, supported by The Arrow: Antoine Panabière (Bachelor), “L’autre main”

Congratulations to all the graduates on the rigor of their work, shaped by precise craftsmanship, sensitivity and creative freedom. They gave us a magical evening, brimming with forms and materials, dreams and depth.

The collections were presented at the heart of ORGAN:E, the installation designed by four students from the HEAD Master in Design Installation – Théo Chalendar, Rumet Contay, Mailys Lochowicz and Lucie Terranova – under the direction of matali crasset. Extending Le Cube’s ventilation ducts into an outsized organ, the installation became one with the building and the show, bringing together architecture, light and sound.

The original score by Romano Bianchi x Village Pipo, performed with the Geneva Chamber Orchestra (OCG), accompanied the entire evening with a frenetic, mesmerizing rhythm.