DUBAI: Reality TV star Erin Lichy hit the red carpet at the season 14 premiere of “The Real Housewives Of New York City” (RHONY) in New York in a floral gown by Lebanese designer Elie Saab. The lace number with multi-hued floral detailing hailed from Saab’s Spring/Summer 2023 ready-to-wear collection and was worn by Lichy at an event held at famous New York events space The Rainbow Room. Erin is married to Abraham Lichy and the couple celebrated 11 years of marriage in June 2023. She has three children, two boys and a girl, and spoke to Entertainment Tonight about balancing her home life and career, which includes her work as a real estate agent and as the founder of an interior design and renovation company called Homegirl. “I try to be there for the important things, like school events and major moments, but most importantly, I have worked on really being present when I"m with the family,” she said, adding” “Sometimes I just have to miss the bedtime routine and I"ve learned not to beat myself up over it like I used to.” Lichy also told Entertainment Tonight that she surprised herself while filming RHONY Season 14 due to the emotions she felt during a conflict with one of her co-stars. “I had a conflict with someone, and it was really raw and really emotional, and I didn’t think that I would get to that point, but the reality is, these are friendships and that could have happened (off the show), it just was like so natural, but yet it was filmed,” she recalled. Meanwhile, Saab just showcased his latest couture collection at Paris Haute Couture Week in July. Saab showed off the label’s haute couture Autumn/Winter 2023-24 collection – dubbed “A Glamor of Yore” – at Le Musee des Arts Decoratifs. On show were intricate textures woven into refined gowns boasting crystal-embellished crepe and velvet dentelle. Jade green jostled with gold embellishments and darker shades on a runway that showed off Saab"s penchant for dramatic glamor. Interestingly, hooded gowns made a comeback on the runway — proving some trends from last year may be here to stay.