Les Benjamins commands attention at Dubai Fashion Week. The Altaicana collection graces a silk-lined stage rich with history. Models stride forward, their steps uniting tradition and modernity. Silhouettes pay tribute to the Altai people’s past. Beneath their feet, Çınar Rugs form a base tied to generations. Detailed patterns, shaped over centuries, lift the scene as yesterday joins today.
Dubai Fashion Week thrives on cultural ties and new concepts. Les Benjamins succeeds with contemporary coats crafted like verses, structured outerwear merging power and flow, and textiles sharing tales beyond the material. Çınar Carpets anchored the presentation with traditional art.
Designers Bünyamin Aydın and Lamia AlOtaishan Aydın pull from Altai roots, adding historical elements to each item. Çınar Carpets speak the same tongue. Ottoman courts, Anatolian origins, and millions of hand-tied knots define their art. Cinar’s centennial tradition was beneath the models’ path, guiding them ahead.
Ahmet Çınar said. “Fashion tells tales akin to weaving. Some call out loudly, grabbing eyes. Others dwell in fine traces, forming the ground guests sense underfoot. Our carpets support Les Benjamins’ vision, as they adorned palaces and halls. They lift the past into the present, fulfilling their role.”
Carpets once lined rulers’ spaces, poets’ quarters, and thinkers’ rooms. Now, they frame fashion’s future. Çınar’s designs move past silent praise, syncing with the models’ pace. Guests view the attire above, feeling the depth below. Yesterday and today merge in one fluid instant.