New York Fashion Week wrapped up on September 15, bringing with it plenty of new fashion trends we’ll be looking back on all year long. And, of course, Arab stars were out and about, bringing their own style moments to the city. From sleek black looks to statement leather and archival pieces, here are the looks we still can’t get over.
Faouzia in COS
Moroccan-Canadian singer Faouzia went for a cool, edgy moment in a black leather mini dress by COS. Simple but statement-making, the look brought just the right amount of attitude to her NYFW appearance.
Razane Jammal in COS
Lebanese actress Razane Jammal also turned to COS, opting for a bold all-black look. She paired an oversized blazer with a black fringe skirt, proving that monochrome dressing doesn’t have to be boring.
Passant Shawky in Magda Butrym
Egyptian actress Passant Shawky kept things effortlessly elegant in an ivory strapless dress by Polish designer Magda Butrym. Featuring a structured corset and paired with black high heels, the look struck the perfect balance between soft and sophisticated.
Bella Hadid in Prada
Palestinian-American model Bella Hadid made a case for archival fashion in a pearl-toned silk Prada dress from the brand’s Spring 1998 collection. Sourced from My Runway Archive, the delicate fabrication was contrasted with a latex-lined bodice and hem, giving the vintage look a distinctly modern edge.
Elyanna in Coach
Palestinian-Chilean singer Elyanna brought the drama in a bold leather jacket paired with a midi denim skirt. But the real showstopper was her maximalist hand henna, which instantly became the center of attention and added a distinctly personal touch to the look.
From timeless archival fashion to bold leather and statement-making details, Arab stars brought plenty of personality to New York Fashion Week. Each look had its own vibe, but together, they proved once again that Arab talent knows how to make an entrance and give us plenty of fashion moments to keep on our radar.
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