A Sudanese fashion designer launches a project for national dress and Sudanese heritage

A Sudanese international fashion designer has laun

Sudanese international fashion designer Awatef Dahab said that the initiative “aims to improve the Sudanese social fabric through this national heritage,” stressing that she chose this time specifically for “the circumstances the country is going through and the call to adhere to unity to create a popular parliament through these contributions, in addition to that it is an extension of her project and her desire.” To contribute to the development of the national dress and work to create echoes of it so that he can create a global chair to find his fortune in the midst of the heritage and civilization of other peoples.

Awatef added: “I would like to leave an imprint that contributes to the manufacture of an African, Arab and Islamic mix that is rich in its contents, through the Sudanese national dress, which is one of the reasons that prompted me to highlight this diversity and richness of a country that includes more than (570) tribes belonging to different ethnicities, and to lead This diversity drives the nation towards unity, away from discrimination, as the common denominators in the dress between East, West, South and North are almost fading away.

Dahab was famous for developing the traditional Sudanese dress to keep pace with the aspirations of young women by designing it through modern digital technologies. Therefore, it is the first Sudanese designer specialized in developing Sudanese dress through digital intelligence, according to “SUNA” agency.

Dahab was crowned as a Sudanese international designer and ambassador for several prominent brands in the world of social media.