I have always been creative from a very young age. I was naturally drawn to decoration, aesthetics, and the balance between style and colors. Even before understanding fashion as a journey , I was already exploring how harmony, details, and visual composition could create emotion. At the same time, education was always very important to me. I have always been a good student, moving forward through many challenges but never giving up on my studies, my dreams, or my goals. My ambition was to build a career in finance. I studied with determination and spent part of my academic journey in France and Canada, where I developed a strong interest in management, control strategy, and accounting. I have always been passionate about understanding how systems work , organization, structure, planning, and financial management. This background shaped the way I think and create today. It gave me discipline, vision, and the ability to build something sustainable.

 In 2012, I arrived in Qatar with the idea of living an experience abroad. At that time, I thought I would stay only six months. But life unfolded differently and what was meant to be a short chapter became a journey of 14 years. That same year, Qatar was announced as the host of the FIFA World Cup 2022. I remember thinking about the future: in ten years, where will I be? Maybe I will not even be here anymore. Yet somehow, that moment stayed in my mind. Without realizing it, I was waiting for it. Over the years, I witnessed the transformation of the country, the growth of its creative scene, and the energy building toward a global event that would change the cultural landscape. And when the World Cup finally arrived, it became a turning point in my story.

The FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar was more than a global sporting event, it became a cultural statement, a moment where the world converged in a shared rhythm of energy, identity, and expression. Being immersed in that atmosphere felt like stepping into a living editorial. The streets, the stadiums, the people , everything carried a sense of movement, intention, and visual storytelling. It was a space where contrasts coexisted effortlessly : tradition and modernity, sport and style, individuality and collective energy.

This experience shaped my creative vision in a profound way. I began to approach design with an editorial mindset , thinking in terms of mood, composition, and impact. My work evolved into storytelling: creating pieces that feel alive, expressive, and emotionally charged.

Emotion in motion is conceived as a visual and emotional dialogue. Each piece exists as a fragment of a larger story, a study of mood, movement, and transformation. Through Color Your Mood Design, I explore how color becomes language, how texture becomes emotion, and how silhouettes can carry presence.

At New York Fashion Week, everything is elevated : the pace, the expectations, the vision.
It is where fashion becomes language, and presence becomes statement.

As a creative supported by M7, representing Qatar on this international stage was more than a milestone, it was a honor and an affirmation. I was part of a new narrative, one where Middle Eastern creativity is no longer emerging, but asserting itself with confidence and clarity.

The equestrian world has always been a profound source of inspiration in my creative universe. It embodies a rare balance, strength and elegance, control and freedom.
From horse shows to prestigious derbies, this world carries a distinctive aesthetic language. The refinement of silhouettes, the culture of statement headpieces, and the timeless elegance seen in places like Kentucky have deeply influenced my vision, particularly the art of fascinators and structured accessories.



The movement of horses, fluid, powerful, instinctive, resonates in my work. It informs the lines, the flow of fabrics, and the way each piece interacts with the body. This inspiration brings a sense of rhythm and emotion into my designs, something both grounded and elevated, raw yet controlled.

A journey still unfolding...

 Looking back, my story was shaped by moments that seemed simple at first : arriving in Qatar, waiting for the World Cup, sketching my first designs, discovering recognition in New York...

But together, those moments built something much bigger.
Today, my work exists at the intersection of culture, fashion, art, and experience.

And in many ways, this journey is only beginning.