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FTA Puts Arab Fashion in the Global Spotlight at Harrods
FTA Puts Arab Fashion in the Global Spotlight at Harrods

CairoScene

time21-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CairoScene

FTA Puts Arab Fashion in the Global Spotlight at Harrods

Harrods welcomes a new wave of Arab design talent in collaboration with the Fashion Trust Arabia. May 21, 2025 London's Harrods has unveiled an exclusive showcase featuring the latest collections from Fashion Trust Arabia Prize winners, including Egyptian footwear brand Ramla, London-Cairo Label Nadine Mos, Qatari-Egyptian brand Yasmin Mansour, and Saudi jewellery house, Apoa. 'Eight years ago it was a dream. Today it feels real,' Reem Hamed, founder of Ramla, tells Scene Styled. 'It makes me proud to present an Egyptian footwear brand at Harrods in London.' The Harrods x FTA initiative transforms the luxury retailer's Fashion Lab into a platform for rising Arab creatives whose design philosophies merge heritage with innovation. Alongside Ramla, the curated lineup includes Yasmin Mansour, one of the region's early pioneers in sustainable luxury evening wear whose designs blur the line between conceptual and couture; Nadine Mosallam, whose London-Cairo label Nadine Mos creates body-conscious ready-to-wear inspired by Egyptian heritage and the emotional texture of 'home'; and Apoa, a Saudi jewellery brand known for their structural pieces conceived in Riyadh and handcrafted in Italy. Recently, Harrods hosted a private breakfast preview, bringing together press, buyers, and fashion insiders for an exclusive look at the designers' pieces and a chance to meet the talent reshaping fashion narratives from the region. The collections will be available in-store from the beginning of June.

Somali conjoined twins undergo medical checkups after arrival in Riyadh
Somali conjoined twins undergo medical checkups after arrival in Riyadh

Saudi Gazette

time07-05-2025

  • Health
  • Saudi Gazette

Somali conjoined twins undergo medical checkups after arrival in Riyadh

Saudi Gazette report RIYADH — The Somali conjoined twins Rahma and Ramla and their parents arrived in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. After their landing at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, they were transferred to the King Abdullah Specialist Children's Hospital under the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs to undergo further tests to explore the possibility of performing a surgical separation. This is in line with the directives of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman. Advisor at the Royal Court and Supervisor General of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) Dr. Abdullah Al Rabeeah thanked the King and the Crown Prince for this noble humanitarian initiative, which reflects the Kingdom's unwavering commitment to supporting people in need around the world. The parents of the Somali twins expressed their gratitude to the Saudi leadership and those in charge of the Saudi Conjoined Twins Program for their distinguished medical care for their children.

Lahore police continue crackdown on illegal dance parties, 20 arrested
Lahore police continue crackdown on illegal dance parties, 20 arrested

Express Tribune

time06-04-2025

  • Express Tribune

Lahore police continue crackdown on illegal dance parties, 20 arrested

Listen to article Police in Lahore have arrested 20 individuals, including both men and women, for being intoxicated at a dance party hosted at a private hotel on Gurumangat Road. The authorities seized bottles of alcohol, shisha smoking equipment, dancing poles, and sound systems during the raid, which was carried out following a tip-off received by the Ghalib Market Police Station. The arrested individuals include a mix of both locals and others, such as Aini, Ramla, Shahbaz, Sonam, Nisha Sajad, Umar, Aqsa, Nida, Ajwa, Waqar, Zohaib, and Ali Shah. These individuals have been booked under various charges, and investigations are ongoing. SP Ikhlaq Allah Tarar confirmed that the crackdown on those violating the Sound Act will continue in the future.

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