Once again, Couture Designer Diana Mahrach dazzled attendees with her Couture Runway Show at the 3 West Club in Manhattan on Thursday, September 18, 2025, part of New York Fashion Week. The collection featured womenswear, menswear, and resort wear, and was hosted by award-winning TV and Event Host, author and speaker, Prince Mario-Max Schaumberg-Lippe. Adding to the excitement and glamour was Ms. Universe International and Tony, Emmy, and Grammy nominated singer N-Kenge who entertained the audience with cuts off her new album. Shake sip & fire created great cocktails made with BIATCH Tequilla for the star-studded night. The presentation benefitted “The Centre for Family Services Palm Beach County (CFS), known for their signature annual fundraiser, The Old Bags Luncheon.” Luxury Experience was there to bring the experience of luxury to you.
Ms. Universe International & Prince Mario-Max Schaumberg-Lippe
Womenswear Collection
Diana’s signature is her deft beadwork for her dazzling creations for both womenswear and menswear. A few of the many highlights of the womenswear collection were twin models wearing similar strapless white beaded column gowns. While the gowns looked identical from a distance, as they approached us, we were able to note the differences in the structural bodices of the two gowns, and also that one of the gowns featured a thigh-high slit.
Other interesting looks included a champagne encrusted strapless gown with thigh-high slit and mini train, a lipstick red strapless gown with beaded bodice, and wide, knife pleated chiffon skirt. Also lovely was a turquoise strapless gown with illusion fabric, corset ribs, and paired with a stunning cape in crepe de chine.
Another attractive gown was a strapless cobalt gown with patterned blue beadwork. Diana brought on the dramatic with her nod to the 1920s with a multi-colored bugle beaded illusion gown with marabou feathers on the sleeves.
Ready for resort wear was a cerise, magenta form fitted high neck gown with elaborate lace and beadwork over illusion around the collar, on the bodice and down the front of the gown, as well as detailed work on the lower sleeve, and along the back and derriere.
Less dramatic but equally stylish was a high neck rounded collar bell shaped gown with long sleeves. Diana worked her magic using illusion fabric over champagne underlay and added a short train for extra star appeal.
Menswear Collection
Prince Mario-Max Schaumberg-Lippe & Debra C. Argen
Here are a few highlights from the menswear collection. Host Prince Mario-Max modeled a gray evening suit with notched lapels over a plain front white shirt with black bow. The suit featured beaded embellishments along the shoulders, and on the sleeves at the top and also by the wrist.
Another look featured a cobalt jacket paired with a u-neck vest, plain front white shirt with ruffles at the wrist, and long black ribbon tie. This evening featured dazzling blue beads along the lapels, shoulders and down the sleeves.
Diana presented another cobalt look was a one-button jacket with black satin collar with embellished shoulders, along the back of the jacket, and also on the sleeves paired with a white dress shirt and skinny leg black pants.
For another two-button black evening suit, Diana attached a black and gold embellishment that ran from the shoulder across the front to the hem of the jacket in a sash-like fashion. Diana brought out the full-scale glam with her black encrusted jacket with silver beadwork at the shoulders and along the sleeves, paired with a black embellished shirt with silver beaded accents on the front and collar of the shirt over a pair of skinny leg pants. A dramatic cape completed the look for this ensemble.
She also worked her embellishments on a crimson two-button jacket with beadwork along the front right side of the jacket, along the shoulder of the left side and along the top of the left sleeve. For Spring or resort wear, she paired a peach jacket with embellished collar paired with white pants.
A few of the non-embellished looks included a navy one-button suit with notched collar, a navy suit paired with a u-neck vest over a white collared shirt. Another model wore a tan suit paired with a tan shirt in a deeper shade for a monochrome look with chocolate brown bowtie and matching pocket square.
Diana paired a black velvet one-button, fitted evening suit with a black satin shawl collar with skinny legged pants, and a crimson fitted two-button jacket paired with black pants. In a nod to Bond, (James Bond), there was a ` paired over a plain white shirt with black bowtie worn with skinny leg pants.
About Designer Diana Mahrach
Diana was born in Morocco and raised in the United States, and founded her design house, Diana Mahrach Couture in New York City’s Fashion District in Midtown Manhattan in 1999. Her design focus is creating elegant, sumptuous designer wear for all sizes, for all ages, and includes womenswear, menswear, and childrenswear. Her design focus is for Bridal, Engagement, Evening, Prom, and Short Dresses. You can also arrange to have a consultation with Diana to discuss your fashion needs.
N-Kenge
Until next time, have a fashionable season!
For more information on the Diana Mahrach Couture collection, please visit Diana’s website: www.dianamahrachcouture.com
Diana Mahrach Couture
263 38th Street
New York, New York 10018
United States
Telephone: +1-917-723-5357
Website: www.dianamahrachcouture.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/dianamahrachcouture
Instagram: www.instagram.com/dianamahrachcouture @dianamahrachcouture
Follow Luxury Experience on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/LuxuryExperience to see photos and videos.
Follow Luxury Experience on YouTube: @edwardnesta9910 @luxurypair
Follow Luxury Experience on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/luxurypair @luxurypair
© September 2025. Luxury Experience www.LuxuryExperience.com. All rights reserved.
