If there’s one shoe that’s completely taken over wardrobes this year, it’s the ballerina flat. Comfortable, versatile, and effortlessly chic, the classic silhouette has been reinvented…
Author: Malak Shalaby
Malak Shalaby
Malak cannot seem to get enough of Literature - so much so that she has pursued it in both her BA and MA, and the love affair is still going strong. Aside from her love for words, humans generally fascinate her. She spends a lot of her time analyzing the minds of people around her and watching criminal minds. She is still fairly new in adulthood, and until now, nothing has made sense in life but chocolate.
The story of Lebanon’s Seven Lost Villages begins with a question: what happens when foreign powers redraw a map without regard for the people who live…
Football is often called the world’s game, bringing together people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds. But sometimes the sport becomes about much more than goals,…
Luxury fashion and beach holidays are coming together this summer at Mandarin Oriental, Bodrum. French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus has partnered with the resort for a…
Dior has chosen one of the Mediterranean’s most spectacular addresses for the latest chapter of Dioriviera. Taking over D Maris Bay on Turkey’s breathtaking Datça Peninsula,…
The UAE’s food scene is always coming up with something new, and now that Summer is here, here is what it tastes like. From spicy cinema…
For decades, politicians, football officials and governing bodies have promoted sport as a force for unity. The World Cup, in particular, is often presented as a…
With another World Cup summer giving football fans an excuse to live on highlights, debates, and optimism, it feels like the perfect time to revisit some…
Ali Louis Bourzgui’s Broadway journey reached a new milestone yesterday. The 26-year-old Moroccan-American actor took home his first Tony Award, winning Best Featured Actor in a…
Long before Morocco had the world collectively chanting “Dima Maghrib,” countries from across the Middle East and North Africa had already been carving out their own…
