A Dress for the Golden Globes
There are moments in a designer’s journey when the work quietly crosses borders and steps onto a global stage.
Seeing a creation from our house worn by Saja Kilani at the Golden Globes was one of those moments.
For any designer, the Golden Globes represents something extraordinary. It is a space where the world’s most established fashion houses gather to present their craft, their vision, and their interpretation of beauty. To see one of our dresses standing among those names for the very first time was deeply meaningful for us.
But what made this moment truly special was not only the stage. It was the woman wearing the dress.
Saja Kilani carries a presence that is both powerful and deeply thoughtful. When she chose to wear our design, we knew the moment would be about more than fashion. It became an opportunity to share a story with the world.
The dress was created especially for this occasion, crafted carefully to reflect both elegance and purpose. Every element of the design was approached with intention, allowing the piece to speak softly but clearly.
What made this creation unique was the message it carried.
Through this dress, Saja chose to honor the voice of Hind Rajab. In that moment, fashion became something larger than aesthetics. It became a language capable of carrying memory, dignity, and awareness onto one of the most visible stages in the world.
For us, this was a reminder of the deeper role that design can play. A dress can be beautiful, but it can also hold meaning. It can stand for something that deserves to be seen and remembered.
When we watched Saja step onto that red carpet, wearing a creation that was born from our studio and shaped by the hands of artisans who believe in the power of craft, we felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude.
This was our first time having a dress at the Golden Globes. A milestone that will always remain part of our journey.
But more than that, it was a moment of shared pride. Pride in Saja for using her voice with courage, and pride in knowing that our work could be part of a message that reached far beyond fashion.
Moments like this remind us why we create.
Not only to dress the body, but to speak to the world.
With pride and gratitude,
more on British Vogue: https://www.vogue.co.uk/gallery/saja-kilani-golden-globes-2026
Reema Dahbour
