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KHAMSA:

Rising Arab Female Creatives To Keep An Eye On

CAIRO SCENE:

In Ruaa Elmansuri’s New Collection Libyan Archives Meet 80s Whimsy

AFIKRA:

Amazigh Women’s Active Role In Creating Their Language & Visual Culture

TORN:

The Designer Bringing Amazigh Culture Into Fashion

SCENE STYLED:

Ruaa Elmansuri Is Rewriting Fairy Tales Through Fashion

REVIEWS:

KHAMSA:

“Elmansuri’s garments tiptoe between ceremony and rebellion — her research, spanning folklore, colonial archives and emotional archaeology, anchors the dreaminess with rigor. Elmansuri is building not just clothes, but universes — worlds where softness is also shield, where longing becomes structure.”

NOCTIS:

“The collection feels like a natural extension of Elmansuri’s design ethos, weaving her North African heritage with London’s creative energy — for this otherworldly designer, the only way is up.”

FASHIONEVO:

“Using repurposed and deadstock materials, she creates pieces that fuse ethical fashion with storytelling, resulting in garments that are ethereal, expressive, and rooted in cultural history.”

PROMINENT:

“Ruaa Elmansuri presented a collection that fused North African heritage with whimsical modernity — embellished velvets, bold taffetas, and silver details reimagined Amazigh traditions.”

WOTS HER NAME AGAIN:

‘The collection honours tradition and craftsmanship while promoting sustainable practices through exquisite hand-finished details — it offers a fresh, meaningful perspective on fashion.”

AYERHS:

“Ruaa Elmansuri has mastered the balance between culture and modern appeal. Her SS26 collection is both rich with heritage and visually magnetic to a new-age audience — The designer brings a rare grace to the runway, one that feels rooted and futuristic all at once.”

THE INDUSTRY FASHION:

“She paired traditional Amazigh aspects to embellish and shape her classic black-and-white modern tailoring in wool — The clear vision of identity and modernity was perfectly balanced in this collection.”