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What to wear this Ramadan: A selection of seasonal collections from international brands

What to wear this Ramadan: A selection of seasonal collections from international brands

Arab News07-03-2025

RIYADH: This Ramadan, top fashion brands from around the world are debuting limited-edition collections and campaigns that fuse traditional influences with contemporary style, capturing the essence of this season of reflection and celebration.
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Missoni
Missoni's SS25 Ramadan Capsule Collection blends elegance with modest designs, featuring flowing dresses, wide-leg pants, soft blouses, and layered cardigans. 'Evoking themes of renewal,' according to the press release, the palette features rich greens and sandy hues, with the Italian label's signature zigzag Raschel fabric and metallic embroidery.
Tory Burch
The US designer's Ramadan collection features both clothing and accessories, including the Eleanor Metallic Mini Satchel in gold, lavender, and silver, paired with chic slingbacks and mules. Lightweight silk separates in the brand's signature T Monogram could work for iftar and suhoor gatherings. The collection also features jewelry with pave crystals, pearls, and star charms, along with classic watches.
Loewe
The Spanish luxury house's collection — the campaign for which is fronted by Saudi Arabian actress and filmmaker Sarah Taibah — 'celebrates effortless sophistication with a curated selection of ready-to-wear, handbags, and accessories designed for the season.' It features kaftans, tunics, and wide-leg trousers in a muted palette of sand, ivory, and deep emerald, enhanced with delicate embroidery and metallic accents. The collection also sees the brand's signature bags get a Ramadan makeover.
Farfetch
The luxury label platform is running a modestwear campaign for Ramadan, 'featuring chic neutrals, bold prints, and exclusive designs.' With a focus on family, togetherness, and celebration, the collection features tailored suits, flowing kaftans, dreamy evening dresses and luxe loungewear. Featured labels include Brunello Cucinelli, Burberry, Oscar de la Renta, and Shatha Essa.
McQueen
The British luxury fashion house has launched a six-piece capsule collection, with flowy florals and dreamy drapes — from wide-leg trousers and oversized shirts to a midi dress with delicate bib detailing. For evening glamour, there's a twisted-drape tunic and a chiffon cape dress with crystal embroidery. For accessories, pick from a fuchsia python, black suede T-Bar bags and clutches, and gold-crystal embellished sandals and ruched mules.
Coach
Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna is the face of the US label's Ramadan campaign, 'celebrating modern elegance with a touch of timeless charm.' The collection showcases signature pieces including leather handbags, tailored coats, and flowy dresses, all in soft neutrals and metallic accents with an emphasis on comfort, versatility, and sophistication.
Tom Ford
The US fashion label's first ever Ramadan capsule collection includes four women's and three men's looks, and accessories ranging from bags to shoes. The collection draws inspiration from night and day, with tones ranging from beige to blue. For women, the items include a matching set of kaftan and shirt. For men, the items include a bomber jacket, trousers, shirt and shorts.
Dior
The French luxury label's collection features a rich palette of gold, ivory, and deep jewel tones. You'll find elegant kaftans, flowing dresses, and tailored separates, each crafted with luxurious fabrics and intricate detailing. Metallic accents, delicate embroidery, and shimmering embellishments elevate the designs, making them perfect for both daytime and evening celebrations.

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