Syrian designer Rami Al Ali’s Paris debut

Reuters

Updated At : 05:48 AM Jul 13, 2025 IST

A model presents a creation by designer Rami Al Ali as part of his Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2025-2026 collection in Paris. Reuters

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Syrian designer Rami Al Ali made history as the first Syrian featured on the official calendar of Paris Haute Couture Week, showcasing his collection Guardian of Light. Known for its soft pastels, silk and crepe fabrics, and detailed embroidery, the collection symbolizes hope and renewal amid Syria’s political changes.

Based in Dubai, Al Ali called the moment a proud milestone for both his career and Syrian fashion. With past clients like Beyoncé and Helen Mirren, this recognition solidifies his global impact. He believes Syrian creatives now have more freedom to express their identity and culture.

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