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Marwan Naaman
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Biography
Over the course of a 25-year career, Marwan Naaman has written for the likes of Fodor’s, Modern Magazine, Monocle, Selections, Bespoke, Sorbet, eHealth Insurance and Guidewire Software, in a variety of fields that range from lifestyle, fashion, travel, design and art to finance, real estate and medicine. From 2002 to 2019, Marwan was editor-in-chief of Aïshti’s A Magazine, a publication that he launched and transformed into the most successful luxury lifestyle publication in the Middle East region. Prior to that, Marwan was editor of Lebanon’s Executive Business Magazine, and more recently, he was editor of Cedar Wings, the in-flight publication of Lebanon’s national carrier Middle East Airlines. Marwan published a best-selling book about Lebanon’s retail scene, "Shop Beirut," and a book celebrating the 10th anniversary of Lebanese winery IXSIR. From May 2020 to June 2021, he was director of content at Fashion Trust Arabia.
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By Marwan Naaman| fashiontrustarabia.com@ The demand for pre-owned luxury goods is increasing across the Arab region, particularly among shoppers in their late teens and early 20s. Once shunned by label-conscious Middle Eastern shoppers, who for decades favored purchasing brand-new designer clothing and accessories, pre-owned fashion items are finding a growing audience among the MENA region’s generation next.
By Marwan Naaman| fashiontrustarabia.com@ They’re almost too seductive for words. The new bags from Kuwaiti label Marzook, created in collaboration with Beirut-based designer Nada Debs and released last week, are spherical orbs of loveliness exuding Debs’ signature style. When we interviewed FTA Prize 2019 finalists Marzook last March, they revealed some details about their upcoming collaboration with Debs, stating that it was inspired by the cosmic world.
By Marwan Naaman| fashiontrustarabia.com@ Hazem Haddad’s latest collection of footwear reflects the earth-shattering changes that Lebanon has undergone over the past 12 months. Released in May 2021 and simply named Four, the new HH line includes six models – five sandals and one slide – described by the Lebanese designer as “chunkier” that his past work and “all in black.”He describes Four as a sort of sequel to collection Two. “My creativity was blocked after the Beirut explosion,” he says.
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Beirut, Beirut Governorate, Lebanon