Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Dancing With The Stars Fnaire Morocco

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Wednesday, 5 April 2017

Wedding and Event Dress Caftan Marrakech 2017



Ceremonial dress and symbol of elegance of the Moroccan woman, the caftan has adapted as much to the regions as to the times, resulting from the creativity of the craftsmen and a heritage today revised by Moroccan couturiers. Its appearance dates back to the Merinid dynasty 1244–1465. Also called Takchita, it would have been popularized in Andalusia according to some researchers who claim that Ziryab, the famous composer of the ninth century, was the first to wear it in this region.

Morocco discovers its first caftans in the eighth century, together with Andalusia and made it an emblematic garment from the eleventh century. At the time, this piece is not only a formal dress, but also a symbol of wealth, since worn in the usual way by wealthy people and nobles.

The caftan was feminized only in the seventeenth century ...

Over the centuries, the caftan has adapted to the different cultures present in Morocco. Today, there are four traditional versions, each specific to a specific region. The caftan Chamali-North, Fassi-Fes, Meknassi-Meknes and Rbati-Rabat. But where did the caftan originally come from? The versions diverge.

For some we retain, it would be derived from the costumes of the Ottoman Empire.

Originally worn by men, the caftan was feminized only in the seventeenth century. In the nineteenth century, when Morocco underwent a significant economic expansion, the caftan flirts for the first time with the Braocart Lyonnais or the Silks imported from China.

A field of artistic expression, the caftan became indissociable from embroideries in gold thread of Fez, from the more Floral and multicolored ones of Tetouan or even Geometrical variations in silk thread originating in Rabat. Sfifa, Kitane, M'ramma, Darss are the key words of this unique cultural mix.

... And continues to change to the rhythm of the evolutions of the woman

If this dress evolved, especially during the twentieth century, it is because his client has also changed. "The Moroccan woman is becoming more and more demanding, since she has grown up in the culture and tradition of the Caftan," seamstress Fouzia Naciri tells MAP-Maghreb Arab Press.

"Sometimes we almost want to say that every woman is capable of creating her own Caftan," Says the founding stylist of the Haute Couture House L'atelier du caftan. The possibilities are endless for the client. Different Fabrics, Ornaments and Cuts are now offered to her.

The same is true of the young designer Karima Draâ, the founder of Choucha Caftan, who emphasizes that "The modern woman demands more and more tailor-made", making it possible to highlight the feminine silhouette in all its elegance. " She says, the caftan remains a symbol of prestige above all, that "It is of its legendary past".

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