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Rabat – Morocco’s fashion week is set to be hosted from March 8 to 11 in the famous red city of Marrakech, this edition marks the third time the fashion runway has hit Marrakech’s M Avenue, one of the city’s must-see attractions developed by Nabil Slitine.
This year, the event will be hosted with Riad la Brillante, a hotel nestled in the heart of the medina where traditional craftsmanship and modernity meet harmony and elegance. The 2023 edition ties in with the worldwide celebration of women, including international women’s day on March 8.
The occasion is organized and supported by the Oriental Fashion Show and is chaired by Hind Joudar in partnership with M Avenue. This partnership between the two personalities is dedicated to building a lasting anchorage within the kingdom.
The main event
The fashion shows are scheduled for March 10 with special exhibitions on Morocco’s iconic caftan to pay tribute to the craftswomen on the occasion of World Women’s Rights Day.
Morocco’s fashion week aims to promote young and upcoming designers with a prize allowing winners to travel to a parade in Paris. The competition is organized with the styling and modeling schools Casa Moda, Lasalle College, and Escom in a joint partnership.
Runway shot from Moroccan Fashion Week, picture from event’s press release.
Judges and competitions
Special guests include Saher Okal, the founder of the Academia Moda school in Nazareth who will be a member of the judging panel. Also on the judging panel will be Morocco’s Said Mahrouf and Zineb Joundy as well as Egyptian dressmaker Hany El Behairy.
Models on the runway of Morocco’s Fashion Week. Image from the event’s press release.
Other works of art will be shown throughout the day from March 9 – 11 in collaboration with the association “Dam Lmaalma.”
On the final day, a gala dinner will be held within the mythical Royal Mansour palace and will be preceded by a parade featuring the creations of big names in fashion from several international regions.
Caftans displayed at Rabat’s National Museum of Jewelry.
The dinner will be for the benefit of Atlas Kinder, an association that takes care of orphaned children, exhibitions will be held from 9 AM to 7 PM.
Marrakech was chosen as the permanent establishment for the bi-annual event celebrating the city as an international capital of fashion.
Caftans displayed at Rabat’s National Museum of Jewelry.
