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By Salim Azzam

Dream in Flower Dress

£620

The Dream in Flower Dress is a blend of traditional Lebanese craftsmanship with contemporary design. Crafted from luxurious silk, this dress features intricate floral embroidery that pays homage to Lebanon's rich cultural heritage. Pair the dress with neutral-toned sandals and a woven clutch for a chic daytime look and with metallic heels and statement jewelry to elevate your evening ensemble.

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Material: Silk

The Designer

Salim Azzam

Salim Azzam is a brand from a small, remote village where life is simple, and people live in harmony with nature. We produce luxury bespoke garments that pay homage to the humble spirit of the Lebanese mountains. Far from the hustle and bustle of cities and urban life, the region's women are renowned for their fabric crafting skills and take great pride in their work. We use fashion to reimagine and revive artisanal techniques across rural communities in Mount Lebanon. Our brand channels these skilled women's knowledge, talent and creativity in contemporary designs to share with the world. Our designs feature symbols of Lebanese Mountain life, such as white veils and tailored shirts, loose-fitting silhouettes, and embroidered symbols of the land and artisanal works adorn each piece. We draw upon local histories and heritage to determine each collection or chapters. Nestled in the Chouf region, our Atelier has become the heart and home of a community of women passionate about practising embroidery. We aim to research and incorporate the heritage of hand-stitching techniques inspired by our traditional attire. The continuity of this craft represents our history, culture and identity. Our mission is to celebrate craftsmanship, local heritage, and the textile industry in rural Lebanon and create ethical and sustainable employment opportunities for rural communities. Our Atelier employs over 60 local embroiderers and artisans, connecting isolated communities and their crafts to the world.

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