Marrakesh will host the first edition of Morocco fashion week, organized by Oriental Fashion Show 46th edition in collaboration with Mandarin Oriental.
The edition will take place over 3 days from the 2nd to the 4th of June 2022. The show will welcome more than 20 houses of fashion, Caftans, and ready-to-wear clothing from all over the world.
The program includes fashion shows, press conferences, workshops, and cocktail parties.
Chosen for its international distinguished reputation, Marrakech established itself as the most representative city of fashion and creativity in Morocco.
A city where the past and the present come together against a backdrop of the art of living and unique craftsmanship, Marrakech will open its doors for the first international fashion week to be organized by the Mandarin Oriental Marrakech, and the Oriental FashionShow.
For a weekend, the city will once again become an international fashion capital like it has been for many fashion icons in the past.
“Morocco Fashion Week invites you to come and discover the ocher city to make enchanting encounters and discover a new experience where fashion, art, culture, heritage, and artistic creation come together,” read a press release by the organizers.
A “Red Carpet” will also be part of the program and will shine thanks to the presence of many celebrities from Europe and the Middle East, among them: Leila Aziz, Dorra Zrouk, Farrah El Dibany, Lojain Omran,
and Mahira Abdelaziz…
For 15 years, the Oriental Fashion Show has been organizing large-scale fashion shows in one of the most beautiful capitals of the world. A leader in oriental fashion and an incubator of talent beyond borders, the OFS is constantly innovating, developing… and making people dream.
For its 46th edition, the Oriental Fashion Show launches with the Mandarin OrientalMarrakech, La Maroc Fashion Week. They invited a specialized press from Paris, Milan, London, Dubai, and Morocco.
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