The Fundación Tres Culturas, aware of the importance of fashion as one of the driving forces of the economy of any country, has selected two designers who live and work in Morocco to show their latest collections at the Andalusian International Fashion Week.
Moroccan designers Oumaima Lamrani and Meriem Nour will travel from Morocco to present their collections in Seville for the first time. And as part of their programme, they will talk about their collections and careers in a meeting prior to the fashion shows that will take place on the same day in the afternoon.
Meriem Nour is founder of the brand Hanout. He lives and develops his career in Marrakech, where he has two shops and production workshops in the old medina of the city. Combining Moroccan craftsmanship and contemporary design are the cornerstones of his collections.
She will be joined by Oumaima Lamrani, who lives between Lyon (France) and Salé (Morocco), where in addition to her atelier she teaches design and fashion. Her collections range from ready-to-wear to haute couture, culminating in the personalised design of a made-to-measure kaftan.
The event will take place at Espacio Santa Clara in Seville. Calle Becas, s/n.
Access to the meeting with the designers is free until full capacity is reached.
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