Dubai Fashion Week SS’25: Highlights from Fashion's Top Designers
Events & Exhibitions
September 08, 2024
Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) continued to dazzle on Day Three of the Spring/Summer 2025 showcase. The day featured breathtaking collections by local and international designers, celebrating creativity, craftsmanship, and inclusivity. The highlight was Dima Ayad's stunning Spring/Summer collection that reflected feminine strength, while Anaya's ‘Gaudí's Reverie’ drew inspiration from the famed Spanish architect. Additionally, Michael Cinco closed the day with a grand collection that fused ancient Roman grandeur with modern designs.
Dima Ayad: Celebrating Femininity
Dima Ayad's Spring/Summer 2025 collection was an ode to femininity. The Lebanese designer based in Dubai presented colorful fabrics and floral sequins, combining lace, ombre satin, and intricate silhouettes to reflect women's diverse beauty. Ayad's inclusive approach was notable, with designs created for women of all body types, showing her commitment to celebrating diversity through fashion. These pieces effortlessly transitioned from day to night, emphasizing both functionality and style.
NIFD School of Trends: Emerging Talent Shines
The NIFD Global London School of Trends took center stage by presenting a vibrant display of innovation and creativity. The emerging designers showcased modern, fashion-forward concepts that left a lasting impact on the audience. This presentation emphasized the future of fashion, underscoring DFW's role as a launchpad for the next generation of designers.
Anaya: ‘Gaudí's Reverie’
Luxury label Anaya transported audiences into the world of Antoni Gaudí with its collection, ‘Gaudí's Reverie.’ Inspired by the architect’s masterpieces, including Park Güell and Casa Batlló, Anaya’s designs brought nature to life through bold motifs, 3D draping, and laser-cut patterns. The intricate use of fabrics like glass organza, double-weave satins, and ombre-beaded tulles reflected meticulous craftsmanship, creating a vibrant homage to Gaudí’s artistic genius.
Heba Jasmi: ‘State of Art’
Emirati designer Heba Jasmi presented a collection titled ‘State of Art,’ which seamlessly blended structured embroidery with flowing volumes. Her designs celebrated the female form through silhouettes that balanced elegance and innovation. The collection featured vibrant colors, abstract embroidery, and detailed lace, showcasing Jasmi’s unique ability to merge tradition with modern flair.
Humariff: Victorian Elegance Meets Blooming Florals
Russia-born designer Tamam Humariff embraced nature with a collection inspired by garden flowers. Humariff’s Spring/Summer collection used Victorian techniques like drapery, voluminous shapes, and rich fabrics, evoking the transformation of flowers in bloom. Handmade three-dimensional flowers adorned pieces made of taffeta and velvet, giving the collection a timeless, yet modern appeal.
Mrs. Keepa: Fashion Meets Film in ‘Need Therapy’
Mrs. Keepa broke conventional boundaries with its collection titled ‘Need Therapy’, presented through a short film premiere at VOX Cinemas. The avant-garde collection was an introspective look into the realities of life and the common struggles faced by many. In a collaboration with VOX Cinemas, the presentation became a thought-provoking commentary on individuality, unity, and self-reflection.
Michael Cinco: Roman Opulence Meets Modern Elegance
Closing Day Three, Michael Cinco delivered a collection that combined the opulence of ancient Rome with contemporary fashion. His designs were marked by intricate embroidery, Roman-inspired couture pieces, and a smart casual ready-to-wear line. The show also debuted the exclusive Michael Cinco Luxury Micro Diamond Collection, a testament to Cinco’s pursuit of excellence.
Concluding Day Three, the Italian Trade Agency wrapped up its exhibition that showcased 25 top Italian brands, celebrating Italian craftsmanship and excellence in fashion.
The diverse range of collections on Day Three reaffirmed Dubai Fashion Week's role as a global fashion hub, bringing together talent and craftsmanship from across the world.
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