Taking place in partnership with d3 and Arab Fashion Council, the three-day event will showcase men’s ready-to-wear fashion.

Once again, men will have their chance to shine in the emirates on the ramp as the Men’s Arab Fashion Week in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa is back for the third edition and will take place from January 28 to 30 at Dubai Design District (d3).

Taking place in partnership with d3 and Arab Fashion Council, the three-day event will showcase men’s ready-to-wear fashion creating a platform for menswear designers in the region.

Through the event, the council aims to create opportunities and have an official platform for menswear designers in the region which include regional and international designers.

The Fashion Week-Men’s Fall-Winter 2022/23 programme will showcase local, regional, and international designers from the UAE, along with Lebanon, Iraq, Libya, Jordan, England, and France.

As the designers get ready to showcase their collection, the event is even more special as it is scheduled to take place in-person, as opposed to the previous events that got underway as a hybrid format. The Shows will be held in person at d3 and will run from 6 PM –1 PM and will also be broadcast virtually via Meta (formerly known as Facebook).

“d3 is like no other design and fashion community in the world. We nurture an impactful creative community where international and home-grown companies share a common address, providing emerging designers with an unrivalled launch pad to a bigger and brighter future,” Khadija Al Bastaki, Executive Director of Dubai Design District (d3), said in a statement.

“The strategic partnership between Dubai Design District and the Arab Fashion Council paves the way for such opportunities, contributing to the sustainable development and growth of the region’s fashion industry, especially when it comes to expanding the narrative around menswear. Our region is home to a number of noteworthy labels who are rewriting the rules on men’s fashion, and we are delighted to showcase them on a larger scale,” she further added.