If you were at Givenchy’s AW20 show, you will remember it was captivating from the time that the first model stepped out until the last model of the finale left the runway. The House of Givenchy is now celebrating its iconic Antigona family of bags, in its 10th anniversary, which was seen on the AW20 runway.

Maison Valentino has presented their new Valentino Garavani Limited Edition Accessories Collection, designed by Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli.

As a house, Alexander McQueen is trying to be proactive by creatively engaging followers on social media, encouraging all through the lockdown by showing opportunities to be more creative with producing content on ways to cope with the Covid-10 Pandemic crises.

Ugo Mozie is a stylist and fashion designer and he got his first celebrity client at 17. He has designed for Justin Bieber, Stevie Wonder, Beyonce and more. But more than working with celebrities, Ugo oozes with wisdom, and it’s this wisdom that keeps him grounded.

Fashion has been helping in any way that it can right now as the Coronavirus has hit thousands around the globe. One such designer out of Lebanon is doing this and this past weekend, Tony Ward reopened his atelier’s doors in the heart of Beirut because he saw a way in which he could apply his sewing skills and help hospitals.

Pierpaolo Piccioli surprised us all at Valentino’s womenswear AW20 show in Paris. Unlike Hedi Slimane, Pierpaolo isn’t predictable, and missing from this collection are his typical volumes and bright colors. This collection is all about tailoring and fluidity- incorporating masculinity into the femininity.

Clare Waight Keller’s AW20 ready-to-wear collection for Givenchy is all about the strong woman who knows what she wants and how to get it. Themed ‘Arthouse Beauty’ with references to the French silver screen and the elusive arthouse heroine, it focuses on abstract musings of the female body in performance art.

As AW20 Paris Fashion Week is in full swing, Friday night’s coveted spot of shows went to Celine. Creative director, Hedi Slimane took us back to the 70s with oh-so very French and British looks, with hints of American style as well.

Why should you care about haute couture you ask? Because it’s an expression of talent, given by God to fashion designers. The Bible tells us that God, amongst many of His talents, is a fashion designer too. He designed Adam and Eve’s covering in the garden, and Revelation 4 tells us he has a robe, whose train takes up the throne room of Heaven. Paris’ SS20 Haute Couture week is a an expression of design talent from the thousands of hours of bead work, embroidery, cutting, and stitching that an atelier engages in to produce a collection. The SS20 season was dominated by the Lebanese, who are exceptionally talented in couture, and who created the baddest of the baddest pieces.

With all that is going on in Lebanon at the moment, Lebanese couture designer, Georges Chakra wanted to pay homage to his country.

2019 was an inspiring year for fashion. Take a look at our top spotted fashion trends from 2019 that we’ll see in 2020.

It’s the ASOS for the Middle East and it’s called Maison Orient. Founded by Ayse Arel, the online curated platform of creative brands, designers and artists from the Orient connects you, the consumer to some of the Middle East’s best fashion design talent. Their mission is simple- to connect creative talents and their designers with the curious world.

Lebanese design duo Myrna Bocti and Rania Karam open their first showroom in Beirut, during a time of revolution, but the two are confident that Lebanese fashion will be ok.