Text: Dariga Masenova ABAYA, THE MOST ELEGANT ELEMENT OF THE EASTERN WARDROBE, MAKES ANY WOMAN MYSTERIOUS AND MYSTERIOUS. TODAY MIDDLE EASTERN DESIGNERS OFFER TO LOOK AT ABAYA FROM ANOTHER ANGLE. THE MAIN THING - TO CATCH THIS SPECIAL, NOT THE COMPARATIVE CHARM OF EASTERN WOMEN WITH ANYTHING.
Hesseh
Luxury and perfectionism are the favorite definitions of Sharjah designer Hessa Al Obayidli. Hess began to show interest in fashion from the age of 10, creating patterns of dresses for her dolls. According to the designer, the style of her mother and children's fairy tales had the greatest impact on her aesthetics. Interestingly, her name translates from Arabic as “luck” or “fate”.
Style: Elegant abayas will suit lovers of exclusives, since all Hesseh abayas, like haute couture clothes, are sewn by hand.
Bleach
The brand, founded in 2012, whose name translates as “bleach”, really “erases” the boundaries between conditional rules, style and practicality. The collection, specially created for Ramadan by the emirate designer Badria Faisal, combines elements with a metallic sheen of golden and silver silk lama.
Style: The eccentric collection goes well with leggings and skinny skinny jeans.
No. 3
Abayi of the emirate designers Amira Al Khaj and Busra Badri keep up with the trends of world fashion. Their debut collection is consonant with the collections of European designers such as Stella McCartney and Gilles Zander.
Definitely, for Ramadan - this is the most relevant collection: stylish, with minimalist chic. In addition, all abayas are sewn to order with special attention to detail and cut. By the way, designers associate their work with a certain aroma, and they dedicated this collection to The Rose & Patchoulli by Sara Al Yaquot.
Style: minimalism in accessories and a white shirt under abaya are suitable for business meetings.
DAS Collection
The philosophy of the emirate founders of the label DAS Collection Rome and Hind Beljaflya is based on the fact that the design of the abaya was carried out within the framework of Arab traditions, that is, the silhouette of the abaya should completely hide the female figure. DAS debuted in 2011 at London Fashion Week, and the success of the collection was guaranteed by buyers such as Harrods and Bloomberg.
Style: in the new collection there are several models that can be combined with sneakers, and the trend print "kaleidoscope" fits the definition of "sporty chic".
