Dubai Fashion Week is the official fashion week of

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. Upcoming women's and men's autumn/winter fashions are showcased in March of each year, and upcoming women's spring/summer fashions are showcased in October of each year, while upcoming spring/summer fashions are showcased in June of each year. Dubai Fashion Week is one of the world's five most important fashion weeks alongside London Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, and New York Fashion Week.

History and operations

Dubai Fashion Week was founded on 7 February 2023 by Arab Fashion Council by fixing a strategic partnership with

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. The schedule begins with London, Milan, Paris, and New York ending with Dubai as the evolution of the already existing Arab Fashion Week founded by the Arab Fashion Council in 2015. In partnership with

, Dubai Fashion Week is organized by Arab Fashion Council, a

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that is responsible for hosting fashion event-based shows in

Designers

The Dubai Fashion Week has seen participation by both Asian and Non-Asian talent. Guest designers, who have previously been included in the Dubai Fashion Week calendar include names such as Iris Wan Herpen, Jean Paul Gautier, Antonio Marras, Blumarine, and Moschino.

References

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