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Moroccan caftans, vintage collection.
Moroccan caftans or Moroccan kaftans, beautifull sexy stylish caftans for weddings or parties. Moroccan caftans hand sewn and embroidered on silk luxurious textiles Man caftan, men caftan, sultan caftan, kaftan or caftans Moroccan silk caftans gold embroidered , hand sewn luxury caftans

Unique Handmade Vintage Moroccan Kaftans or Caftans

About Moroccan caftans

Moroccan fashion has always contained an element of art. From simple stitching to intricate embroidery, Arabic women have played a role in the creation of their wardrobes. It is an ancient tradition for groups of Moroccan women to sit around a table and bead elaborate patterns on exquisite fabrics. It is often not only the work of one woman on a hand-beaded dress, but also the work of multiple women. Moroccan Clothing then takes on more than a functional purpose; it becomes the handiwork of a proud community of women who revere dressmaking and design as an art inherent unto itself. It becomes an avenue for these Moroccan women to express their artistry, intelligence, and desires.

Moroccan caftans sexy and stylish,  rent Moroccan Kaftans for parties
 

Kaftan or caftans has been in fashion for centuries and can be worn by men and women. They are hand made using luxurious materials like satins, silk, metallic threads or velvet. In the 16th century, during the Ottoman Empire sultans and Royalties used to wear luxurious caftans and today they are still used by Royalties, dignitaries, ambassadors around the world. You can add belts, sashes and other accessories. It is only after the 1960’s that the caftan made it to the west when the caftans appeared in Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar and when Yves St Laurent leaving in Morocco get influenced by the Moroccan caftan and used them for some of his collections. The caftans can be easily customized to fit any person’s style. There are many ways to use them: the caftan is very permissive to be worn on the street on the beach or an evening look one can wear a nice flowing formal gown that adds a feminine chic look.

 In Morocco, fashion preserves its traditional style inherited from great civilizations that found their way to Northwest Africa, such as the Ottomans and the Turks. What is important in today's Moroccan fashion is the fusion of modern Western style with the traditional Moroccan style. Moroccan fashion has been recognized for its style and has garnered a reputation, winning awards in international fashion shows throughout Europe. This contemporary style responds to today's Arabic women's needs: authenticity, sophistication, and fluid lines. Women in the Western world are migrating towards this contemporary Moroccan fashion as it brings the Old World to them in a New World elegance and chic style.
Moroccan Fashion is made for those who like to wear informal but elegant clothing, Elizabeth Taylor is renowned for wearing the Moroccan caftans all year long.

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Talitha Getty



This iconic photo of Talitha Getty by Patrick Litchfield in the 1960's is so actual. Its bohemian luxe appeal is astonishing. Talitha Getty was YSL's muse and the late 60's fashion icon. She was hugely influenced by living in Marrakesh, she would often wear silk bejeweled traditional Moroccan dresses, full length embroidered caftans worn open over pants and traditional Moroccan slippers. Her look is particularly relevant right now, looking at the Spring Summer collections from the last 40 years through to Fall collections for 2010 I have seen a lot of middle eastern influence. Not to mention Nicole Richie, Rachel Zoe, Kate Moss and more that adopted the 70's boho luxe style.

 



Photo of the Royal Family in traditional Moroccan caftans.


Moroccan caftans:

The Moroccan Kaftan transitioned from traditional apparel made from heavy and excessive fabric to today's sheer, form-fitting, and bare sexy and stylish gowns. The Moroccan khaleeji (dress), originally adopted from the Gulf area, differs from the traditional Middle Eastern khaleeji, in that the Moroccan dress has more westernized arms that are less cumbersome and allow for more natural movement without excess fabric.
 

 

  Fashion legend Yves St. Laurent Fashion designer who was born in Algeria and lived between Paris and Marrakech( but Mostly in Marrakech) made the kaftan an elite garment by putting finely patterned and embroidered versions Kaftans. In the 1960 the caftans made the covers of Vogue Magazine several times.
However caftans have been worn by royalties as traditional attire throughout Asia Africa and the Middle East since ancient times.

  

Sexy Moroccan caftans to wear over a pair of jeans

How to wear a caftan the modern way.At home for lounging,
Great for pregnant women.
Over your best La Perla.
Over a bikini on the beach.
Over a pair of skinny jeans.
Or to go to the Opera over fancy pants.

Caftans or Kaftan the Moroccan Gown
We rent and sell our men and women caftans for Photo-shoot or Moroccan parties.

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