Iftar is one of the most beautiful moments during Ramadan. Families gather, share food, pray together and celebrate the blessings of the month. For many people, dressing up for Iftar makes the evening feel even more special. In recent years, matching Moroccan kaftans for women and girls have become one of the most loved outfit trends. The outfits are elegant, comfortable, and perfect for creating a coordinated family look.
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Leather Belt Styles Every Gentleman Should Own

A leather belt is more than a simple add-on to your outfit — it’s a wardrobe essential that elevates both style and function. For gentlemen, having the right leather belt styles on hand is key for pulling together both casual and formal looks. In this article, we explore the best types of leather belts every man should have in his closet.
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Eye On Design: Lola Faturoti’s Barack Obama Commemorative Dress
Fashion has always been political, but sometimes it’s also pure celebration. Back in 2009, Nigerian-American designer Lola Faturoti found the perfect way to honor the historic election of President Barack Obama: she created a commemorative dress that was as vibrant and hopeful as the man himself.
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Eye On Design: Dolce & Gabbana Pasta Print Silk Dress
This Dolce & Gabbana silk dress from Spring 2017 celebrates pasta as an internationally recognized symbol of Italian identity. Food motives have been part of Dolce & Gabbana’s design since the 1990s. Most recently, the pair have made use of produce, gelato, and cannoli prints, reinforcing the connection between Italian food and fashion as parts of La Dolce Vita.
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Eye On Design: Charles James’ La Sirène Gown
The La Sirène or “Lobster” Evening Dress by Charles James, designed in 1956, is a masterful example of his sculptural approach to couture. This evening gown was part of James‘ later work, showcasing his deep understanding of structure, form, and fabric manipulation. The dress was named La Sirène (French for The Mermaid) because of its dramatic, fishtail silhouette, which flares at the bottom, echoing the movement of a mermaid’s tail.
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