Caftan 2005 Fashion Show Ends in Marrakech
2005-05-01
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Moroccan fashion show Caftan 2005 ended on Saturday (30 April) in Marrakech with a display of the recent creations of eight experienced designers, as well as a presentation of the five prize winners of the new talent contest. Launched in 2002 by Moroccan monthly Femmes du Maroc, the show is an international event broadcast by both Moroccan television and Arabic-language channel ART. Proceeds from the event are earmarked for a girls' scholarship programme in Morocco. (El Watan, Morocco Times)
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حليمة بوستة Posted 2007-02-26
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ماريا بنت بوبكر Posted 2007-03-07
Moroccan Kaftan authenticity... and beauty
laila mojahid Posted 2007-03-09
Fashion is elegance and beauty of all Moroccan women
نجاة Posted 2007-05-04
This program is up to the level
ايمان Posted 2007-08-30
The Moroccan kaftan is the true master of the dresses.
najlaa Posted 2008-03-10
This Caftan is nice, God bless you and also the seamstress, it is nice, God bless you.
soumiya Posted 2009-05-16
Excuse me but I didn't like this article with all my respects.
khouloud Posted 2009-05-23
This is very nice, great. I wished to wear one of these designs in my wedding. Khouloud from Tetouan.
nadia Posted 22 days ago
I want a site about fashion design. Thank you.
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