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The finale of the 2020 Vogue Fashion Prize, powered by NEOM, is almost upon us as the finalists prepare for what may be the biggest challenge of their careers so far. Last week, ahead of the finale this Thursday on December 17, the 10 Middle Eastern finalists were tasked with showcasing three of their best creations, from their latest collections. The looks were shot for a special photo shoot for Vogue Arabia. However, you don’t have to wait for the January issue to see the designs – we have the behind-the-scenes footage right here.
From vibrant designs courtesy of Born in Exile to elegant formations by Harithand, Lurline‘s creative and voluminous flair to Lama Jouni‘s bold yet sophisticated contemporary designs, there was a positive buzz in Stellar Studios in Al Quoz, Dubai, as the first of the Vogue Fashion Prize finalists showed off their hard work.
Throughout the long day, as the finalists came and went, it was clear that the Vogue Fashion Prize represents so much more than just a challenge to the designers. From the personable welcomes to the compliments given to one another on their respective designs, the finalists’ friendly demeanor elevated what has been an exciting competition so far.
Winners of the 2020 Vogue Fashion Prize, Powered By NEOM will be announced at the grand event on December 17.
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