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Dear Confashion: Khulood Thani and Amal Haliq Trunk Show in Dubai

A piece of art, isn't it? If you're wondering who's the creative force behind this lovely ring, then allow me to introduce you to two Emirati Fashion Designers Khulood Thani (who's super cute designs are shown in the photo below) and Amal Haliq (designer of the ring ) who are debuting their first fashion collection together at the Raffles Dubai on the 22nd of June.
Khulood Thani is the first UAE national to get her Masters in Fashion Management and Marketing from ESMOD Paris. This September her label "bint thani" will be in London Fashion Week representing fashion designers from Dubai.

Amal Haliq is an Emirati jewelery designer and her passion for jewelery started at a very early age inspired by her mother’s jewelery collection. In 2009 she enrolled at London’s Central Saint Martin College for Art and Design and The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) where she completed the ‘Jewelery Design, Diamond Grading, Pearl Grading and Colored Stones Identification Program’.

It's great to see such talents coming out from our region. I wish them both the best of luck and can't wait to see more of their designs.


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Hellwafashion said…
I attended the trunk show - it was packed with lots of interesting people. Mabrook to Khulood and Amal for a job very well done :)
23 June, 2011
Confashion said…
Hellwafashion
I wish I was able to attend :\
Their pieces really do look special :)
28 June, 2011
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