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Dubai Diamond Fashion Jewelry.

By Aamir Mannan.

Dubai, or rather the part of Dubai society that hosts its fashion week, also exudes a kind of squeaky-clean luxury, which is relevant to both the high-end retailers who sell ostrich skin to Angelina Jolie, and the club kids who are obsessed with the “newness” of anything. It’s got one finger in Bergdorf and Goodman, and the other in last season’s Jeremy Scott show. The problem is, however much Dubai might be a good place for Western designers to make money, it's still the wrong place for them.

In the 350-word press release I received, the PR company felt compelled to proudly list “Heidi Klum, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, Shakira, Nicole Scherzinger, Amber Rose and Nicki Minaj and Michael Cinco, who has worked with Tyra Banks, Naomi Campbell, Sofia Vergara among others” (and breathe) as friends and fans. How do you reconcile these lists of extremely Westernised women in a place where their knees and shoulders must be covered in public, and though not technically mandatory, they’re also encouraged to wear a full hijab?

Well, there are a few ways. Firstly, this list of women is incredibly safe. Even Nicki Minaj, whose publicity agent will maintain that she’s "outspoken", has become homogenised to the point of absurdity. Between her and Katy Perry, you’ve got cynicism-free, sound-clipped “strong women” who are happy to smile and look pretty practically anywhere in the world as long as they're getting paid and there’s Red Bull.

In 2010, a woman was prosecuted for illegal alcohol consumption after reporting to Dubai police that she

Dubai Gold Fashion Diamond Jewellery 79

Dubai Gold Fashion Diamond Jewelry.

By Amir Mannan. 

Other events have been planned by the mall to coincide with the fashion experience, including an exhibition of 50 popular Vogue covers in the Grand Atrium and specially created window displays by participating stores. Part of the sale proceeds will go towards Dubai Cares, which works to improve children’s access to quality primary education in developing countries. Staten Island arts and fashion fans, look for more coverage of this interesting event from me over the coming days as I report on fashion in The Dubai Mall.

"By 9 p.m. the mall was teeming with shoppers, many dressed up extravagantly for a night of standing out against families enjoying the start of the Eid holidays," added Gulf News.

According to Tabloid! Magazine:“The Vogue Fashion Dubai Experience — the largest and first of its kind fashion event in the region — will put the spotlight on the city, underlining its credentials as a global fashion destination. Alongside, it will also serve as a catalyst to promote young design talent,” said Mohammad Alabbar, Chairman of Emaar Properties in a press statement. “The unprecedented industry experience that awaits the participants will serve as an inspiration for the young designers, and further enable Dubai to set new trends in the global fashion scene.”

"Later the stars had moved onto the Armani hotel in the Burj Khalifa for a change into eveningwear and a gala fundraiser for Dubai Cares," added Gulf News in their report.

Dubai Fashion Stylish Gold Jewellery 78

Dubai Fashion Stylish Gold Jewelry.

By Aamir Mannan.

A press release found its way into my inbox yesterday with the tagline “Dubai to become the next global fashion capital!” Firstly, before everyone jumps on the ridicule wagon, from one perspective it totally could. My understanding is that, much like Fashion Week in general, Dubai is a very weird place. It’s sort of where failed celebrities go to die, except instead of dying they’re allowed to live in a limbo of perpetual fame, isolated from the rest of the world, while PR companies try to sell pictures of them DJing on empty 

beaches to websites in America. There’s so much money there that companies can afford to fly in anyone who’s willing to stay in a luxury resort in exchange for two tweets and a photo of them drinking (alcohol-free) champagne on a boat. I mean, God, I’d probably do it, wouldn’t you?

That said, from the outside, the whole thing looks like a total scream. Which is probably why lots of other countries decide to host their own versions. It’s essentially about throwing your cultural weight around, and for Dubai – as well as Pakistan, Nigeria, Israel and other nations destined to one day feature in our Fashion Week Internationale series – it's a chance to show the world just how massively tyrannical and oppressive you aren't. For the people who run these places, “showcasing our fashion young talent” is just 

another way of saying: “Look how liberal we are. Look at these screen-printed democracy leg gings. See?” A press release found its way into my inbox yesterday with the tagline “Dubai to become the next global fashion capital!” Firstly, before everyone jumps on the ridicule wagon, from one perspective it totally could. My understanding is that, much like Fashion Week in general, Dubai is a very weird place. It’stry to sell pictures of them DJing on empty beaches

to websites in America. There’s so much money there that companies can afford to fly in anyone who’s

Dubai Girls Wedding Fashion Jewellery 77

Dubai Girls Wedding Fashion Jewelry.

By Aamir Mannan.

So Fashion Week is here, and if you care at all/live within a 5-mile radius of basically any club in London, you’ll know that means "free" diluted vodka served with £10 mixers, squadrons of po-faced styl ists' assistants and a lot of “fashion dancing”, which is sort of a mix between a white girl wind and “coke bump on the dance floor”.

If the idea of Jewelry Fashion Week is totally alien to you, it’s really very simple: people on the Daily Mail's D-list are suddenly crow barred into the opening pages of Grazia and 

squa shed onto front rows all over the city, regardless of their absolute irrelevance to fashion. There’s a whole genus of people whose job it is to turn you away from parties when you’re on the guest list, or screech “STANDING TICKETS BACK OF THE LINE” whenever you approach them. So Fashion Week is here, and if you care at all/live within a 5-mile radius of basically any club in London, you’ll know that means "free" diluted vodka served with £10 mixers, squadrons of po-faced styl ists' assistants and a lot of “fashion dancing”, which is sort of a mix between a white girl wind and “coke bump on the dance floor”.

If the idea of Jewelry Fashion Week is totally alien to you, it’s really very simple: people on the Daily Mail's D-list are suddenly crow barred into the opening pages of Grazia and squa shed onto front rows all over the city, regardless of their absolute irrelevance to fashion. There’s a whole genus of people whose job it is to turn you away from parties when you’re on the guest list, or screech “STANDING TICKETS BACK OF THE LINE” whenever you approach them.

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Dubai Fashion Wedding Gold Jewelry.
By Aamir Mannan.
"Selected Aamir manan under stringent international standards, the designers will present (presented) their collections from 6 p.m. at The Fashion Catwalk, an event which will be screened across the mall’s multimedia displays to an expected audience of over 400,000 visitors," added Tabloid!
Added Gulf News of yesterday's fashion extravaganza: "In Dubai: Fashion of all shades was celebrated on Thursday night at the inaugural Vogue Dubai Fashion Experience, with shows, special offers for shoppers, a charity gala and some of the world's top fashion celebrities." For more on this exciting show visit "Selected Aamir manan under stringent international standards, the designers will present (presented) their collections from 6 p.m. at The Fashion Catwalk, an event which will be screened across the mall’s multimedia displays to an expected audience of over 400,000 visitors," added Tabloid!

Added Gulf News of yesterday's fashion extravaganza: "In Dubai: Fashion of all shades was celebrated on Thursday night at the inaugural Vogue Dubai Fashion Experience, with shows, special offers for shoppers, a charity gala and some of the world's top fashion celebrities." For more on this exciting show visit



"Selected Aamir manan under stringent international standards, the designers will present (presented) their collections from 6 p.m. at The Fashion Catwalk, an event which will be screened across the mall’s multimedia displays to an expected audience of over 400,000 visitors," added Tabloid!

Added Gulf News of yesterday's fashion extravaganza: "In Dubai: Fashion of all shades was celebrated on Thursday night at the inaugural Vogue Dubai Fashion Experience, with shows, special offers for shoppers, a charity gala and some of the world's top fashion celebrities." For more on this exciting show visit

Dubai Fashion Weddings Jewellery Collection 75

Dubai Fashion Weddings Jewelry Collection.

Aamir Mannan.

Dubai Fashion Week

From Fa mannan, the

Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) is a fashion week held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates that was launched in 2005 and owned and organised by Capital Marketing FZ LLC, an event management company.[1][2] It was co-founded by Marc Robinson, a well-known international fashion show producer.[3][4] The event witnessed the launch of some brands:

Estinna, October 2009.[5]

The first Indian designer to open Dubai Fashion Week was Wendell Rodricks.[6] Some models have debuted their career in Dubai Fashion Week including:

Aditya Redij[7]

The models who ramped on the runway include:

Simran Kaur Mundi, Miss India, 2008.[8]

This event is covered by various national and international media.[citation needed]

It is a by invitation only event.[9]

References[edit]

The first Indian designer to open Dubai Fashion Week was Wendell Rodricks.[6] Some models have debuted their career in Dubai Fashion Week including:

Aditya Redij[7]

The models who ramped on the runway include:

Simran Kaur Mundi, Miss India, 2008.[8]

This event is covered by various national and international media.[citation needed]

It is a by invitation only event.[9]

References[edit]

Dubai Fashion Jewellery Collection 74

Dubai Fashion Jewelry Collection.

By Aamir Mannan.

Yesterday evening  Vogue Magazine presented The jewelry Fashion Experience at The Dubai Mall in The United Arab Emirates. On an assignment at the UAE, I have been following the story and the fashion scene here is still on the radar of New York magazines. According to Tabloid! Magazine, eight upcoming designers — Wadah Al Hajri from Qatar, Mohammad Ashi from Saudi Arabia, Razan Alazzouni from Saudi Arabia, Lulwa Al Amin from Bahrain, Ituen Basi from Nigeria, Simone Rocha from Ireland, Andrea Incontri from Italy and Esme Vie from Russia came together to showcase their designs in Dubai Mall’s Jewelry Fashion Dubai Experience.

Yesterday evening  Vogue Magazine presented The jewelry Fashion Experience at The Dubai Mall in The United Arab Emirates. On an assignment at the UAE, I have been following the story and the fashion scene here is still on the radar of New York magazines. According to Tabloid! Magazine, eight upcoming designers — Wadah Al Hajri from Qatar, Mohammad Ashi from Saudi Arabia, Razan Alazzouni from Saudi Arabia, Lulwa Al Amin from Bahrain, Ituen Basi from Nigeria, Simone Rocha from Ireland, Andrea Incontri from Italy and Esme Vie from Russia came together to showcase their designs in Dubai Mall’s Jewelry Fashion 

Yesterday evening  Vogue Magazine presented The jewelry Fashion Experience at The Dubai Mall in The United Arab Emirates. On an assignment at the UAE, I have been following the story and the fashion scene here is still on the radar of New York magazines. According to Tabloid! Magazine, eight upcoming designers — Wadah Al Hajri from Qatar, Mohammad Ashi from Saudi Arabia, Razan Alazzouni from Saudi Arabia, Lulwa Al Amin from Bahrain, Ituen Basi from Nigeria, Simone Rocha from Ireland, Andrea Incontri from Italy and Esme Vie from Russia came together to showcase their designs in Dubai Mall’s Jewelry Fashion Dubai