I by Aiisha Fashion Show in Paris

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Paris Fashion Week 2011 – Smalto (Homme)

The first fashion show I visited during the Paris Fashion Week  was on the 20th of January 2011 for Smalto. I went backstge, enjoyed the model’s getting done and met with the designer Youn Chong Bak. During the fashion show, I was seated first row.

Love the interior and the tattoo on the model was an Arabic Calligraphy

To tell you the truth, I made a big mistake not taking professional photos of the collection – but in my defense I was mesmerised by the greatness of this collection for men. I’ve never seen such perfect fitted suits and trousers, … Read more...

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Paris Fashion Week report soon…

Just came back from Paris and Milan were I had the pleasure of being at the front row of nearly all of the fashion shows I watched at the Paris Fashion Week. I met with all the designers of the shows I’ve visited and had the best time backstage cuddling with their clothes as well as meeting with the hottest celebrities.

Anyways, since I came back – just 4 days ago, life has been upside down trying to catch up with a lot of work. Soon, I’ll update you on my trip in addition to our latest and really exciting … Read more...

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Aiisha in Desert Fish Magazine

It was interesting to be at the Galeries Lafayette fashion show and have my hand on Desert Fish which had the below full page:

Aiisha Ramadan in Desert Fish

In terms of content, again, I speak my mind about fashion in Dubai and how it should and can get better.

Aiisha Ramadan

I won’t talk much about fashion
week, exhibitions and buyers because
the problem in all of them are related
to a single core and to one another. The
entire concept of fashion weeks and
exhibitions in the UAE is new (4 –
5 years in not old enough) Read more...

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Fashion Weeks, Designers, and myself in Dubai (Thoughts)

Aiisha on catwalk

I’ve been living in Dubai for the most of my life. I don’t know any other home. As a young girl who likes fashion, I’ve seen the fashion scene in Dubai mature and become more cosmopolitan. It’s almost well known that Dubai lacks a clear identity in terms of its fashion mood, yet it brings onto the table so much to look up to. Is it conservative? Modern, Funky, Classic, High-End, Ready-to-Wear or Couture oriented? Is it for very well established designers or emerging talents? Because the quality is immensely different.

That is especially clear at the internationally acclaimed Dubai

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