AZEEMA DIGITAL
Tami Aftab’s 'Threads' , commissioned by BFC for London Fashion Week, intertwines South Asian textile heritage with her own biography. Through carefully curated fabrics and a nostalgic setting, Tami creates a visual homage to her roots, transforming a London farmhouse into a space that feels intimately South Asian.
Read MoreLebanese designer Therese Raffoul bites back with an editorial exploring themes of female aggression, rage, fury and revenge. We delve into Therese Raffoul’s collaboration with Photographer Yasmina Hilal.
Read MoreThe stylist writes about the process behind her latest shoot, and how the historical associations of the hijab and modest fashion are evolving in order to make waves in the fashion industry, demarcating a rightly earned space for Muslim women in fashion.
Read MoreIn this special long read, AZEEMA meets Reem and Sereen, two creatives who are changing the way Palestine is perceived through its art, fashion and culture. They share their experiences of living under Israeli occupation, how Western hegemony has seeped into their work, and how they began to root their work back into Palestinian heritage.
Read MoreStudio Hilal invites us to their special Mehmooni: Introducing the artisanal design studio by creative sisters Zuhra and Moshtari Hilal, inspired by joint family memories and a love for illustration and textiles.
Read MoreUp-and-coming designer Madeleine Sellers uses her Indonesian ancestry for inspiration, including her grandmother’s haunting escape from her motherland. She gives an exclusive interview and explains her goal of making Indonesian designers visible.
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