Krasota held a key event during Dubai Fashion Week—the Threads Round Table, organised by Meta and Arab Fashion Council. This exclusive gathering brought together influential figures in fashion to discuss how the industry intersects with culture, technology, and art. The collaboration between Dubai Fashion Week and Krasota beautifully showcased how fashion and fine dining can create unforgettable experiences.
Renowned Italian fashion house Roberto Cavalli closed the shows of the Spring/Summer 2025 edition of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) last night, bringing a memorable end to an action-packed week of local, regional and international fashion inspiration. Roberto Cavalli’s Creative Director, Fausto Puglisi, curated an exclusive edit of its Resort 2025 Collection for Dubai’s official fashion week, representing the label’s evolving design narrative for modern audiences and demonstrating designer confidence in DFW’s global platform.
Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) carried into its fifth day, bringing to its global stages a blend of emerging fashion talent and established names from the region and beyond. FAD Institute presented the future of fashion through 20 budding designers, followed by REBORN unveiling its Spring/Summer 2025 collection. Ibrahim Shebani’s Born In Exile celebrated Libya’s heritage, and Indonesian designer Benang Jarum marked its highly anticipated return to DFW before Buttonscarves impressed with its ‘Lucent Dusk’ collection. DFW is co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), part of TECOM Group PJSC, and the Arab Fashion Council.
Day four of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) continued to inspire industry thought leaders, decision-makers, influencers and enthusiasts with a captivating display of trend-setting fashions and evocative collections. Riva and CHOICE unveiled inspiring Fall/Winter 2024 collections, while Deme by Gabriella made a DFW debut with bold, warrior-inspired looks combining Greek Cypriot, African, and Indian influences. Heaven Lights presented their ‘Solaraine’ collection before Malaysian designer Alia Bastamam took over the runway with ‘Odyssey: Act III.’ The evening wrapped up with a dazzling display, Viva Vox, whose bold, artistic vision transformed the runway into a reflective and immersive experience. DFW is co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), part of TECOM Group PJSC, and the Arab Fashion Council.
Day three of the official Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) brought to the fore an array of trend-setting collections by local, regional and international brands. Dima Ayad’s Spring/Summer 2025 line celebrated feminine strength, while Anaya’s ‘Gaudí’s Reverie’ drew inspiration from Antoni Gaudí’s architectural marvels. Heba Jasmi opened the day with her ‘State of Art’ collection, followed by Humariff’s ode to the beauty of garden flowers with rich fabrics and Victorian techniques. Mrs. Keepa presented its collection through a thought-provoking short film premiere at VOX Cinemas. The day culminated with a grand closing by Michael Cinco and the conclusion of the Italian Trade Agency’s exhibition. DFW is co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), part of TECOM Group PJSC, and the Arab Fashion Council.
Dubai, UAE, 3rd September 2024: The second day of Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) brought to the fore a diverse lineup of international talent, starting with Adolfo Domínguez’s Autumn-Winter 2024 IKIGAI collection. Ihab Jiryis followed with a celebration of femininity and transformation while the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode presented Victor Weinsanto’s “Lady de Weinsanto” collection. Indian design label ITRH debuted with ‘Natak’ before the day concluded with a theatrical showcase by Designers & Us. DFW is co-founded by Dubai Design District (d3), part of TECOM Group PJSC, and the Arab Fashion Council.