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trailblazer in the Saudi creative scene, has seamlessly blended over ten years of expertise in film, fashion Armed with degrees in Graphic Design, Fashion/Photography from Central Saint Martins, and Filmmaking Passionate about capturing authentic perspectives, Lina infuses her work with the richness of her cultural Back in the early 2000’s, fashionable traditional clothing (Abayas & Theyabs) wasn’t very popular in -Being that you’ve worked in the film industry in the US and played a part in the production of movies

Jeff Hamilton is a fashion designer and entrepreneur who was born in Morocco and moved to LA in the 70 Jeff Hamilton talks about his beginnings in the fashion business, how he started to make jackets for

Boksha, an online marketplace for independent fashion designers with a focus on Khaleeji styles, has someone with their own studios and retail shop, and Boksha differentiates itself from other online fashion The company aims to empower the region’s independent fashion designers by providing technology in order to help them to expand their reach and become global players in the industry.

, he went on to establish a clothing brand, which ended up being super successful and started a big fashion After his success in the fashion business, he went into the watch trading industry and rose to be one Mike talks about his beginnings as an entrepreneur, his success in the fashion industry and how he rose

Japanese anime has been around in Saudi Arabia for many years, with its popularity first rising in the 70s and 80s when Arabic-dubbed versions of Japanese cartoons were broadcasting in the Middle East. Now, Saudi Arabia has the largest anime fanbase in the area, and there are many streaming platforms available. For example, Anime Key and MBC's Shahid added an extra 200 hours of Japanese anime content in December 2022. In October of the same year, thousands of Saudis attended the third annual Saudi Anime Expo at the Riyadh Front Exhibition and Convention Center during Riyadh Season. However, Saudis aren't limited to simply consuming Japanese-style entertainment. They're creating it as well and the government is playing a part in this. companies such as ARiNAT and Manga Productions, owned by the MiSK foundation of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, are at the forefront. They've been partnering with Japanese companies such as Toei Animation and GAINAX to give Saudi viewers a chance to see stories told from their own point of view, using a widely recognized foreign art. With that being said, here are 4 amazing Saudi animations you need to watch in 2023. The Journey The Journey is a Japanese–Saudi Arabian animated action fantasy film that is based on the history and culture of ancient Arabia. It tells the story of the Year of the Elephant, which revolves around a potter named Aus who joins a battle to defend his home city of Mecca. The film was directed by Kōbun Shizuno, written by Atsuhiro Tomioka, and co-produced by Toei Animation and Manga Productions. Desert Knight Created by animation Studio GAINAX and Saudi Arabian media content company ARiNAT, Deser Kignt is a Japanese-style anime that takes place in the Arabian Peninsula and concerns an ambitious young man who decides to challenge the tyranny and the rule of the law of the jungle and bandits to build a world filled with peace and love. Bilal: A New Breed of Hero Even though it's not a Japanese-style anime per se, Bilal still remains an iconic Saudi animation. It tells the story of one of the prophet Muhammed's (PBUH) closest companions Bilal Ibn Rabah. A millennium ago, a young boy fervently desired to become a formidable warrior. However, his aspirations were abruptly disrupted when he and his sister were forcefully seized and transported to a distant land, far from their home. Plunged into a realm dominated by greed and unfairness, Bilal discovers the inner strength to vocalize his convictions and instigate transformation. Rooted in actual events, this tale chronicles the extraordinary journey of an authentic hero who left an indelible mark on both time and history. The Woodcutter's Treasure The Woodcutter's Treasure is a Saudi animation produced by Japan’'s Toei Animation and Saudi Arabia’s Manga Productions, an affiliated company of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’'s MiSK Foundation. The cartoon will run for 13 episodes, each 20-minute-long episode is based on Saudi Arabian folklore and aimed at children and families. The cartoon will be in both Arabic and Japanese. Follow us on: Instagram Facebook YouTube Make sure to share this post and subscribe to our newsletter to receive notifications on our latest posts, as well as exclusive content and much more!

He is an artist to keep an eye on and ear out for as he is set to cement himself in the music industry -What do you think about the music/creative industry in Saudi and where do you see it going?

Jara is a Saudi based rapper and Fashion/Streetwear enthusiast. Describe Your Beginnings In Music And Fashion. The music Industry here is more or less a joke, it’s based more on comedy than on lyrical content and What are 3 things you wish were different about each of those industries? Music wise, every producer, talent manager, and almost everyone in the industry that I have met with

In an industry notorious for exploiting artists and leaving them in precarious situations, some individuals Before achieving fame the artist was known as Frank Ocean,served as a songwriter in the music industry

After releasing a number of collections, he was able to have an impact on the fashion industry and secured Bouguessa plans to take a step towards sustainability, In an open letter, she admits,"Being part of an industry for fashion. creative in the fashion industry. industry. https://meeraadnan.com/ 10-Karim Adduchi Karim Adduchi is an illustrator and fashion designer

It was just this passionate love and curiosity for the arts, music, fashion, and the rooted cultural It was and still is a monumental mark on the industry. The Museum of the Future in Dubai, fashion, music and sports in Saudi Arabia. and arts industries in Africa too. industry in Africa going?

Chronixx Adekunlegold Hleem Asa Stevie Wonder -A fusion of Afro beats and elements from Arabic culture

In this interview we talk to Abduljalil about the beginnings of Since 2087, the fashion industry in Saudi years), I've had the privilege to serve my beloved country in several sectors that my grandparents were passionate And now with 2087, I hope to serve my personal passion in the booming culture sectors, today 2087 is and running”, and post-quarantine reflections are when and where I decided that I will be pursuing my passion With your heavy focus on streetwear, in your opinion, what does the fashion industry in Saudi need for