Discover Lebanese fashion, craft and design labels, their stated artisan and education programmes, and practical UAE delivery and buying checks.
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D&G SS26 Pyjama Boys explained: striped sets, embellished looks, practical styling and what UAE shoppers should confirm before buying.
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I’m interested in what Pieter Mulier will do to a Versace silhouette—not whether someone calls it a new era. He became the house’s Chief Creative Officer on 1 July 2026, after the 5 February appointment announcement. That news is confirmed. The creative verdict still belongs to the clothes, not the job title. The background that…
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Willy Chavarria’s Dubai retail context and design approach, with a real UAE product comparison showing why oversized does not mean one sizing rule.
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The Cleaver tee is my pick from Kith x The Sopranos. A white T-shirt with a lurid film-poster graphic is much more fun to me than another collaboration that stops at two logos. It has a specific joke and enough visual punch to carry a plain outfit. For something quieter, I would choose the small-logo…
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I would start with the Bret Hart graphic, not the OVO logo. The pink lettering gives the black-and-grey tee a proper jolt; it looks like wrestling merchandise with a point of view, rather than a plain top relying on a famous label. The Undertaker design is my alternative for something darker. Neither needs a matching…
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The best thing about Y-3 SS26 is that it lets black sportswear look a little unruly. Loose threads, rough-looking stripes and enormous trousers give familiar shapes some bite. I would choose one of the more awkward, interesting pieces over another immaculate logo T-shirt. If I am paying designer money, I want the design to do…
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The green-trimmed jacket and loose beige trousers are the look I would take from Pharrell’s Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2026. There is enough polish for the outfit to feel considered, but none of the stiffness of dressing as though every dinner requires a suit. The playful bags are fun too. I just would not let the…
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The Rudo trousers are the piece I would look at first in Omar Afridi x Vuja Dé’s NOIR capsule. The finish gives an all-black outfit something to look at without needing a big print. Beside the softer-looking jacket and glossy bag, the trousers make the case for texture much better than another slogan about quiet…
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I would choose a Vegas Daze piece for the drawing, not the promise of owning a rare bit of Formula 1 history. Ralph Steadman’s restless inkwork is a much better reason to want a shirt than another large driver logo. My starting point would be one artwork-led tee or long sleeve that works with clothes…
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The silver jersey is the piece that makes Balenciaga’s Football Series interesting to me. That glossy surface, striped V-neck and enormous chest graphic have enough attitude to carry an outfit without another logo anywhere near them. I would wear it with straight black trousers and simple shoes—not buy the entire matching universe. This is a…
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The greyblue CWU-45 is the piece I would build an outfit around. The colour has enough bite to lift black trousers, and the rounded jacket looks far more interesting against a narrow bottom half than buried in another oversized layer. I would buy one good bomber before buying the entire Alpha Industries x Peggy Gou…
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