Doug Watson, Bhupat Seemar and Ernst Oertel united in view of trainer’s honours as 2022-2023 season reaches its finale
Here’s the news the city’s fashionistas have been waiting for. Fashion Forward (FFWD) has announced that it will return for its fourth season this October. Since its launch in April 2013, FFWD has showcased three seasons which welcomed over 45,000 members of the local, regional and international fashion community to see 35 acclaimed Middle Eastern design talents showcase on the runways and over 100 accessories designers in The Garden. FFWD’s fourth season will take place from October 4 to 6 at the Madinat Jumeirah.
Season Four promises to showcase the brightest design talents from across the region, with a diverse mix of designers showing the best of prêt-à-porter, couture and accessories collections for men and women.
Designer registration for Season Four (both for catwalk designers and The Garden) opens today and those interested to participate can register their interest at www.fashionforward.ae.
“The first three seasons of Fashion Forward have proved a huge success, and the support from the fashion community here and from overseas has been overwhelming,” said Bong Guerrero, founder and CEO of Fashion Forward. “With this support, we have been able to build and grow a fashion platform for the Middle East. We look forward to Season Four being our best yet.”
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