And you know what? The response has been great. Yasmin Mansour is known for her edgier approach to formal wear. Credit: Courtesy Yasmin Mansour. Mansour's eponymous label, which she founded in , was one of the first contemporary womenswear fashion brands in Qatar, making it's name by taking an edgier approach to formal wear. Her designs juxtapose different materials and fabrics -- metals and feathers, sequins and tulle -- and combine dramatic, romantic silhouettes with modern geometric shapes and structural details.
Other emerging creatives have shown similarly forward ideas. Casting an eye across the Arab world's fashion landscape, there are ultra-feminine dressmakers such as Jordanian Haya Jarrar of Dubai-based Romani and avant-garde visionaries like Moroccan Faris Bennani and Jordanian-Palestinian Zeid Hijazi; streetwear devotees such as Jordanian Hanna Bassil of Jdeed -- the first streetwear brand inspired by Arab culture -- and minimalists like Qatari Ghada Al Subaey, whose Studios has been reinventing the abaya the loose robe-like dress worn by some women in parts of the Muslim world.
Qatar's ambitions to become 'the art Mecca of the Middle East'. The sector isn't quite there yet in terms of its potential, but it definitely doesn't lack the talent to develop it. Credit: Courtesy of Ghada Al Subaey. Fostering a fashion community. It also analysed the future of the supply chain industry to anticipate mergers and acquisitions and partnerships. Over the next couple of days, attendees at the Seatrade Maritime Middle East will witness intensive discussions on a number of topics including profitable application of data in a digitalised shipping industry, Maritime regulations you should be ready for, Energy Transition, Zero Carbon Shipping, Low Carbon Shipping and more.
UAE Maritime Week is the essential meeting place for professionals with a vested interest in developing the maritime sector across the UAE. Taking place annually, the week-long series of events provides participants with a critical opportunity to meet, build partnerships and exchange ideas as the region continues to emerge as a prominent industry hub. The event witnesses the region's largest gathering of ship owners and connects them with thousands of proactive industry professionals from both the local and international maritime markets.
The highly anticipated event returns to Dubai every two years and provides an unparalleled arena for those looking to do business across the prosperous Middle East market. It provides a gateway for local businesses to meet with key international stakeholders.
Now in its tenth edition, the event caters to all maritime businesses with a vested interest in the Middle East market. Disclaimer: The contents of this press release was provided from an external third party provider. This website is not responsible for, and does not control, such external content. Neither this website nor our affiliates guarantee the accuracy of or endorse the views or opinions expressed in this press release.
The press release is provided for informational purposes only. On Monday, Moon plans to deliver a keynote address on carbon neutrality at the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week and hold a summit meeting with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan on ways to deepen bilateral cooperation on climate change, national security, defence and public health. In Riyadh, Moon plans to announce the start of free trade agreement negotiations with the Gulf Cooperation Council.
On January , Moon will visit Egypt for summit talks with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and attend a roundtable on eco-friendly businesses. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Year on year, earwear shipments increased Continuing work-from-home policies triggered demand for active noise cancellation ANC options to be imbedded in hearables.
Apple led the earwear category with a third of the total market units, while Samsung placed second ahead of Chinese brand Xiaomi in third. The smartwatch category witnessed notable annual growth in Q3 of Even with supply constraints restricting its new Series 7 line-up, Apple dominated the region's smartwatch space in Q3 , spurred by shipments of its Series 6 and Series 3 devices.
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