Fashion Has Left the Runway and Taken to the Skies




Bombardier and ELIE SAAB redefine the onboard experience with a new haute couture inspired jet.
What’s the pinnacle of high fashion? An ELIE SAAB jet cruising at 50,000 feet, of course. Jet manufacturer Bombardier had already changed the face of aviation with the Global 8000, the fastest civil aircraft since the notorious Concorde. Now, the brand has announced a new collaboration with Lebanese fashion House ELIE SAAB.
The bespoke ELIE SAAB Global 8000 redefines aviation through a haute couture lens, which means even more comfort, class and style. And where else to debut such a fashion-forward feat of engineering than at Monaco’s Formula 1 Grand Prix, the ultimate destination for style and engineering to converge?
The sophisticated jet has a neutral, woody interior. Timeless, but infused with ELIE SAAB’s unique savoir-faire, the aircraft extends the ELIE SAAB universe to include every moment of a passenger’s journey, from the clothes they pack to the mode of travel they take. The jet is complete with an airy interior and a huge lounge area. No cabin fever here, thank you. There’s even a marble shower, so busy passengers don’t need to worry about freshening up after the flight. Instead, they can go straight from the business class flight to the business meeting (or the beach, no judgment here).
The aircraft is an extension of the harmonious marriage between fashion and lifestyle, and we’re excited to see the partnership take flight.
Credits:
Images courtesy of Elie Saab
Words: Cable Writers




