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In the News: Doha & Dubai Rock the Region's Fashion Scene - Part I


Some major events attended by serious fashion heavy weights rocked our region over the past weekend! Let's start with Doha-based Toujouri Boutique Opening. The opening night was a fabulous affair, with local VIP’s and members of the international press were present such as street style icon Caroline Issa, from Tank Magazine, and Harriet Quick of Vogue UK magazine. The boutique is unique and a huge step forward for Qatar based Toujouri designer Lama El Moatassem, featured here in the first photo with Caroline Issa, as it has been designed by world famous fashion architect Peter Marino, who has designed boutiques for Louis Vuitton and Chanel world wide. 

Harriet Quick of Vogue UK and Daphne Vassiliades of of Atelier Mayer

Jenny King and Navaz Batliwalla of Disney Roller Girl 





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