MENA Street Fashion Scene:
It has given rise to larger and more well funded organizations such as Jobedu in Jordan. Now there are companies that have done a good job at acquiring licensing agreements from large conglomerates such as Disney in order to better incorporate western culture with eastern culture. The main focus of these companies is to give the younger generation of the MENA region a more relatable line of clothing that fits their narrative and communicates their new way of thinking and expression. This brings us creative collaborations that include imagery from popular cartoons such as Captain Majed, Grendizer, Super Man, and many others.
The Middle Beast Wear Difference:
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The company makes it clear that the Levant identity is something which they want to conserve and honor through their uniqe take on Street Fashion. The Levant, otherwise known as the Shamen region, includes modern day Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, and Syria. Rather than following the steps of previous brands within the region, Middle Beast has taken on the challenge of popularizing and modernizing imagery that is more rooted within the Arabian identity.
To know about their latest and greatest, go to:
https://www.middle-beast.com/
MENA Fashion: Middle Beast Wear
Reviewed by True Music Media
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November 19, 2019
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