A dress that reflects the authenticity of heritage and the beauty of culture, telling a story of femininity and elegance through its intricate details.
This European-style dress, worn by young women, replaced the traditional clothing and 'qumbaz' of traditional women. The beys and the wealthy would wear up to 3 overlapping dresses—more than one layer—and they could have more than 40 in their wardrobe (1936).
