Esmeralda Radwan Drops Pharaonic-Inspired Ramadan Collection “Hamees”

Young Egyptian designer Esmeralda Radwan presented a distinctive Ramadan collection inspired by the Pharaonic era.

Radwan dropped the collection under the title of “Hamees” and took inspiration from the queens of ancient Egypt: Nefertari, Queen Tiye, and Isis.

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The designs highlight the young designer's voyage into the past of her pharaonic ancestors and take muse from the personality and history of each Egyptian queen to create distinctive pieces of high-end fashion designs.

The collection includes elegant and sometimes bold flowing line designs that match the needs of the new generation who seeks brilliance and elegance for any occasion.

“Hamees” was distinguished by its richness and luxury, as each design was rich in ideas, fabrics, embroidery, and colors.

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The designer also relied on loose flowing lines that do not fit tightly and provide an attractive grace and then relied on artistic details that added to the designs such as drapery.

The collection opens the horizon to the fact that Ramadan fashion can step away from the norm and to a broader horizon of fashion, trends, and contemporary youth elegance with a spirit of history.

Radwan presented a design based on the Key to Life and then added animal prints on an off-white, creating an elegant, distinctive, and modern masterpiece.

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The collection came in a variety of attractive colors white, burgundy, petroleum, honey, brown, black, pink, turquoise, and the color of the year, burgundy.

Radwan presented the wide, long, loose cape, similar to the Moroccan caftan with its hood, which she employed in her collection in a way that gives distinctive modesty.

In the spirit of the collection, the designer added decorative touches and details to match the vibes of the Hamees collection, which expresses many models for women.

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The designer relied on silk embroidery, rhinestone embroidery, and medium-sized diamond beads to give the design a richness that emphasized the majestic beauty of the pharaonic collection by the daughter of the Nile, Esmeralda Radwan.

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