Dior rose gold Middle East exclusive. Photo by Mazen Abu Srour. Courtesy Dior
A delicate mixture of yellow gold, copper, and silver—rose gold is one of the only metals that doesn’t tarnish, only becoming deeper and redder with time. First introduced as a trend, rose gold is proving to be a lasting element of women’s wardrobes, transcending jewelry and offering a sophisticated and optimistic sheen to all elements of a lady’s style. The ultra-feminine hue is at the heart of Dior’s newest capsule, launching this month, and dedicated to the women of the Middle East. “Pink is the softest of colors,” says Dior creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri, adding that Christian Dior made it one of his favorite shades. “Every woman should have pink in her wardrobe,” he once wrote. “It’s the color of happiness and femininity.” Choose from ephemeral eveningwear—tulle skirts, fairy-like dresses—and luminous accessories of bags, sunglasses, and shoes. Jordanian photographer Mazen Abu Srour highlights the new drop photographed at the Meliha Archaeological Centre in Sharjah. The site highlights the area’s archeology, which dates back to some 120 000 years ago. The center was opened he centre was opened in January, 2016, by the Ruler of Sharjah, Sheikh Sultan Bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi. Rose gold capsule at all Dior boutiques across the Middle East from May
Dior rose gold Middle East exclusive. Photo by Mazen Abu Srour. Courtesy Dior
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