Moroccan Designer : I Hope to Hold Fashion Show at Pyramids

 Hassan Bouchikhi, a global and Moroccan fashion designer, told (SEE) that he’s looking forward to holding a fashion show at the pyramids in Egypt.

“Egypt is a great country of civilization, art, culture and there’s a mutual love and respect between both Egyptians and Moroccans,” he added.

Regarding the Moroccan team taking part in the current African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2019), Bouchikhi said that he is not a football fan but he is wishing best of luck for his country's national team.

He pointed out to the outstanding championships' opening ceremony that was quite well received by all people world-wide.

[caption id="attachment_59404" align="aligncenter" width="300"]  Hassan Bouchikhi, a global and Moroccan fashion designer[/caption]

Modern Caftan 

As people in Morocco prefer to wear caftans with hoods in both social and formal occasions, Bouchikhi introduced new Moroccan caftans’ collection with modern touch to match the global fashion.

Fabrics

He used some fabrics like muslin, velvet and prokar in addition to the basic caftans’ materials.

The new style has a belt encrusted with colored gemstones.

He presented his modern caftan’s collection at a fashion show that was held recently in Canary Islands.

[caption id="attachment_59411" align="alignnone" width="211"] design by  Hassan Bouchikhi[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_59410" align="alignnone" width="207"]  Hassan Bouchikhi's latest designs[/caption]

About Bouchikhi 

He is known as “stars designer” as he dealt with Moroccan and Arab stars like Samira Said, Safia el-Emary, Diana Haddad and Hoda Saad.

He also offered unique designs to the Moroccan Singer Houda Saad, Miss Morocco Imane el Bani  and others.

Bouchikhi held many fashion shows in Morocco, Brussels, Paris and Spain. He was the first Arab designer to participate in Tenerife International Fashion Fair with the most professional designers world-wide.

He’s considered one of the most popular fashion designers at Morocco beside Siham Al-Hibtay, Hisham Imli, Eman Jannoun and Nora Sahrawi.

Contributed by Salma Yassin