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Palestinian fashion designers are making waves in the fashion world, blending traditional Palestinian motifs and techniques with contemporary designs. They use their creations to express their cultural heritage, tell stories of resilience, and challenge conventional narratives. Here are some notable Palestinian fashion designers:
Founded by Reema Al Banna, this UAE-based brand has gained international recognition for its whimsical and artistic designs. Reemami often incorporates elements of Palestinian tradition, such as embroidery and storytelling, into its contemporary collections.
Founded by Shukri Lawrence and Omar Braika, Trashy Clothing uses fashion as a form of satire and social commentary. The brand’s designs often challenge stereotypes and explore themes of identity, politics, and pop culture with a bold and unconventional approach.
Founded by Noora Abdeen Khalifeh, this Ramallah-based brand pays homage to traditional Palestinian dress with a modern twist. Dar Noora incorporates traditional needlework created by artisans from across Palestine, supporting local communities and preserving cultural heritage.
This brand celebrates the elegance and beauty of Palestinian heritage through its designs. Natalie Tahhan’s creations often feature intricate embroidery and traditional motifs, showcasing the rich craftsmanship of the region.
Based in Gaza City, Meera Adnan’s brand specializes in contemporary clothing and accessories. Her designs draw inspiration from religious, political, and local references, creating a captivating visual dialogue that resonates with romance and nostalgia.
This brand focuses on creating sustainable and ethical fashion while empowering marginalized communities in Palestine. Nöl Collective works with local artisans and uses traditional techniques to create unique and socially responsible garments.
This designer creates contemporary pieces that often incorporate traditional Palestinian embroidery and other cultural elements. Hazar Jawabra’s designs are known for their unique blend of tradition and modernity.
A design house and multidisciplinary Atelier, offering in-house Interiors and home accessories based in Ramallah.
Deerah is a brand that aims to preserve and shed light on the art of traditional Palestinian embroidery, Tatreez. Their focus is on supporting small businesses and low income families.
This self-proclaimed creator designs fashion, interior decoration pieces and light installations. Uses different mediums and is based in Dubai.
Designer with a focus on tatreez embroidery with the use of different fabrics and Palestinian themes.
The fashion label Hind Hilal redefines traditional tailoring and reinvents wardrobe classics with experimental proportions and structures. The innovative brand focuses on quality over quantity, crafting beautifully made pieces. Its creator, Palestinian designer Hind Hilal. champions local production by manufacturing her creations in Bethlehem City, Palestine.
Natalie Tahhan is a luxury womenswear brand that emphasises quality and style through the use of high-end materials. The Palestinian designer takes inspiration from historical motifs, bringing to life traditional cross-stitching and embroidery in her modern designs.
Faissal El-Malak seamlessly intertwines traditional artisanal techniques with modern design. From the medinas of Tunis to Moroccan raffia, he draws inspiration from not only his Palestinian heritage but also the rich cultures of the MENA region. Based in the UAE, Faissal was raise in Montreal, Canada and Doha, Qatar and continues to celebrate his roots throughout his contemporary collections.
Striking an innovative balance between timeless designs and modern aesthetic, Palestinian-Lebanese designer Reem Mobassalehis is known for creating customisable, everyday pieces. Think versatile accessories that truly reflect the wearer’s personality.
Serving as a “window through history,” Taqa Clothing aims to preserve Palestinian heritage by honouring traditional production techniques of Palestinian clothing and accessories – with a contemporary and modern twist. Driven by passion and a sense of responsibility, the sophisticated brand’s collections are directly inspired by different Palestinian cities such as the coastal city of Yaffa.
The mission at Wear The Peace is to contribute in creating a world that does not face the issues that it does today. A future where people going through a daily struggle to get food and clean drinking water becomes nonexistent. Where families living in war zones becomes a thing of the past.
Our mission at Wear The Peace is to contribute in creating a world that does not face the issues that it does today. A future where people going through a daily struggle to get food and clean drinking water becomes nonexistent. Where families living in war zones becomes a thing of the past. We’ve compiled a list of trusted 501(c)(3) charities that are helping different causes around the world.
Jewelry Designers
Historically, Palestinian jewelry was often made from brass, but today, sterling silver and gold are also popular. Traditional motifs and Tatreez patterns are frequently incorporated into these pieces. Many Palestinian jewelers create pieces featuring olive leaves, a symbol of peace, resilience, and connection to the land. Micro Mosaic Jewelry is an intricate technique, often seen in Palestinian jewelry, involves creating detailed designs using tiny pieces of glass or other materials.
Jewelry from Beit Doqo: Women artisans in Beit Doqo create handmade brass jewelry inspired by traditional motifs and Tatreez patterns.
Based in London, Dima Rashid has established a renowned fine jewelry brand. Her creations are deeply rooted in her Palestinian heritage, with each piece telling a story. She uses 18kt hand-hammered gold and precious stones, incorporating traditional motifs and symbols into her designs. Her work has been worn by notable figures like Queen Rania, Oprah Winfrey, and Gigi Hadid.
Based in Jerusalem, Jihad Sabbah is both a jeweler and an oud player, blending his artistic talents in his creations. He is known for his intricate mother-of-pearl jewelry, as well as gold and silver pieces. His designs showcase detailed craftsmanship and reflect his cultural roots.
A Bethlehem-based designer, Nadya Hazboun creates unique olive wood jewelry featuring Arabic calligraphy and quotes from Palestinian literature. Her work is inspired by local traditions and showcases the beauty of olive wood, a significant symbol in Palestinian culture.
Beautifully designed jewelry inspired by Palestinian tatreez and history. Each unique and colourful piece has a story and is a conversational piece.
Hiba Jaber hibajaber.com
The Moroccan-Palestinian designer is best-known for her bespoke pieces, transforming dreams into exquisitely crafted custom treasures whilst combining Middle Eastern motifs with contemporary designs.
