
01Features
Omar Otuom at Dubai Fashion Week
Jordanian designer Omar Otuom on the two looks from his Chaos collection that he showed at Dubai Fashion Week.
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01Features
Jordanian designer Omar Otuom on the two looks from his Chaos collection that he showed at Dubai Fashion Week.
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02Culture
Ten colours. Ten places. And the history behind each one.
ReadThe jabals
1040 m

03Perspectives
Days after Amman Design Week came to a close, we reflect on its significance for Jordan’s creative scene, the visibility it brought to participating designers, and the standard it sets for future creative events.
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04News
Six fashion, beauty, design and media roles are open in Jordan right now, from Louis Vuitton and adidas to VML and a remote MENA studio.
ReadThe stairs
995 m

05News
Jordan had its own space at one of the region's big fashion trade fairs. Almost nobody here heard about it.
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06News
Six Free Workshops and Programmes to Sign Up For
ReadAl-Balad
945 m

07Concepts
We spent a week designing a fashion campaign for the Hijaz Railway. Someone had already shot one there. That we didn't know is the whole story.
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08Perspectives
From an engagement inside the Amman Citadel to weddings in Little Petra and Qasr Al-Mshatta, couples are placing their private celebrations inside Jordan's public history.
ReadThe wadi
900 m

09Perspectives
London Fashion Week is a lesson in sequence: recognition first, money second. Jordan has been arguing about the second while skipping the first.
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10Concepts
A canyon hundreds of metres below sea level, a river that never stops moving, and a single red gown. RABWA imagines the campaign nobody commissioned, and asks why nobody did.
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11Perspectives
Jordan does not have a fashion industry problem. It has a visibility problem.
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12News
Residencies, scholarships, funding and open calls for creatives in Jordan and across the region.
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13News
Inside the 72-hour challenge revealing a side of Jordan's creative industry we don't talk about enough.
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14Concepts
What happens when Amman stops being the backdrop and becomes the fashion campaign itself?
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15News
A snapshot of the names, projects and institutions moving across Jordan's creative landscape.
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16Culture
Five Jordanian locations beyond Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea that deserve a place in the country's fashion imagery.
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17Concepts
Jordan already has the venue. What would happen if fashion finally used it?
Read400 metres down
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