Vogue Arabia editor-in-chief Manuel Arnaut and Maison Pyramide co-founder Giovanina Atieh. Courtesy Maison Pyramide
Cairo-based regional design incubator Maison Pyramide, co-founded by Giovanina Attieh, Maria Muñoz, and Nathalie Mroue, co-hosted a soiree with the Coveteur during Paris Fashion Week. A dozen regional designers featured their latest Spring 2019 collections, including Cairo-based accessories brand Okhtein, Moroccan footwear brand Zyne, and Lebanese couture and RTW house Azzi & Osta.
L’Atelier Nawbar display at Maison Pyramide x Coveteur. Courtesy Maison Pyramide
“Coveteur has evolved and expanded with a new voice and a behind-the-scenes look at a new kind of luxury constantly profiling emerging designers and trends from around the world. Maison Pyramide was a natural fit for our first international event during Paris Fashion Week to showcase this rising talent,” said Jake Rosenberg, founder and creative director of Coveteur, stressing his expanding creative outlook.
The party’s theme took after a “playhouse,” and featured a chimney top decorated with Lako Bukia, Liase, Ammanii, and L’atelier Nawbar jewelry; and podiums with Tara Zadeh, and Yousuzi pieces, and mannequins featuring Thym, Nafsika Skourti, and Sylvia Astore.
