Egyptian fashion designer Samar Hassanein has debuted a new collection.
The collection featured very distinct and diverse types of items including blouses, veils, jackets, cardigans, and dresses.
The designs were distinguished by new cuts of the latest fashion trends that were merged with the Egyptian taste.
The items fit the ongoing climate that fuses cold and heat, especially since all the materials used are pure cotton.
By Samar Hassanein
*African designs
Many designs were inspired by African calligraphy and relied on African motifs and warm colors.
The designer relied on distinctive units from the heritage and printed the crescent overlapping with other colors as well as presented the distinctive key to life to create a very wonderful design that blended youthful originality.
By Samar Hassanein
* Various arts
The more the design combines more than one art and artist, the more unique the beauty it becomes.
In the collection, Hassanein presented a new winter design and collaborated with artist Rehab Zakaria on it.
"She loves patchwork, combining Capetonian style with the needle and batik materials in a distinctive way that combines art and beauty,” the designer said.
* Magnificent colors
The art of batik depends on printing the fabric in the batik technique with overlapping colors according to the taste of each artist.
Hassanein relied on printing the African design on white and non-white fabric and also presenting cheerful spring colors as well as different materials such as satin and plain cotton.
*Various designs
Since the collection arrives during the holy month of Ramadan, the designer was keen to present heritage-inspired designs.
She took inspiration from Moroccan heritage and presented a distinctive Moroccan design. Hassanein also designed different dress lengths, ranging from short, suitable for young ladies, to long modest dresses.
Finally, this distinctive collection combines art, refined taste, and originality in every design.
Contributed by Yara Sameh
By Samar Hassanein
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