Exhibition Highlights Moroccan Fashion and Design

Manushi Chhillar showcases her fashion versatility through a series of stunning ensembles that blend traditional and contemporary styles, embodying elegance and sophistication in each look. Meanwhile, the 'MOḌA - Moroccan Fashion Statements' exhibition in Utrecht aims to redefine Muslim fashion narratives by highlighting the creativity of designers from the Moroccan diaspora, sparking critical conversations about cultural representation. In the realm of jewelry, Michelle J Tan of Lechelle Petite has experienced a surge in demand for her unique handcrafted pieces, prompting plans for a physical store to accommodate growth. Additionally, Moroccan rugs are celebrated not only for their beauty but also for their rich cultural heritage, with each piece telling a personal story of the weaver's traditions. Miryam Labiad's bespoke jewelry collection, commissioned for Qatar’s Years of Culture 2024 initiative, represents a modern homage to North African indigenous traditions while gaining recognition among celebrities in the Arab world. This intersection of fashion, culture, and craftsmanship is emblematic of a broader trend towards valuing heritage and artistic expression.