Dubai Fashion Week (DFW) Spring/Summer 2025 may have concluded, but the impact of that week still lingers. This season was a true fashion carnival, featuring stunning runway moments and a star-studded front row that captured both glamour and serious style.
Dima Ayad
Opening the week was Dima Ayad, whose Soft Power collection embraced floral motifs that embodied both femininity and empowerment. The standout moment came when Rym Saidi closed the show in a stunning pink floral dress, demonstrating that elegance and strength can coexist.
Bil Arabi
Nadine Kanso, the visionary behind Bil Arabi, unveiled her latest collection at an exclusive dinner that gathered key figures from the fashion industry. The intimate setting allowed attendees to fully appreciate Kanso’s intricate designs and unique artistic vision.
Amjad Khalil
Libyan designer Amjad Khalil took the audience on an emotional journey with his collection, Beyond Black. Each gown narrated a story of transformation, moving from darkness to light, showcasing Khalil’s personal experiences through exquisite couture.
Victor Weinsanto
Weinsanto’s Lady de Weinsanto collection stood out, celebrating resilient femininity through oversized silhouettes and innovative materials. The blend of daring design and practical elegance conveyed a powerful message about the modern woman’s strength and individuality.
Roberto Cavalli Finale
The grand finale showcased Roberto Cavalli, presenting a remarkable Resort 2025 collection that paid tribute to the brand’s late founder. Creative Director Fausto Puglisi captured the essence of Dubai’s luxury market, celebrating the diversity of femininity through bold prints and vibrant colours. A special capsule collection inspired by Murano glass elegantly merged Italian craftsmanship with contemporary design.
As the final notes faded, Dubai Fashion Week left a lasting impression on the fashion landscape, reaffirming its position as a global style hub. The anticipation for future events is already building, promising more remarkable moments ahead.
