Manuel Arnaut

3 weeks ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

This month we are dedicating the issue to two critical topics in fashion that are bigger than any trend. At a time when Modest Fashion Week lands in Abu Dhabi, we are reflecting on how modesty became a billion-dollar business – and a very purposeful one. In my many years as editor of Vogue in the region, I remember women telling me how difficult it was to find beautifully designed clothes that met their needs and beliefs.

1 month ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

One of the perks of having two friends in front of the camera is that you are able to capture raw and candid chemistry. And when that duo is none other than Achraf Hakimi and Imaan Hammam, the camaraderie is at a different level entirely. Hakimi had only one hour on set, with a big French league match the next day—nonetheless, their 60 minutes were filled with laughter and, naturally, amazing fashion.

1 month ago | voguearabia.com | Manuel Arnaut

As you’ve probably noticed, Vogue Arabia has been off the newsstands since the beginning of the year. This represents an important shift for us, as we are now operated by Condé Nast Middle East, and no longer licensed. Fully connected to the network of Vogues from around the world, we can publish more quality content—and faster. After eight years working for Vogue Arabia, this move was scary, but exciting. It made me leave my comfort zone and realise it’s never too late to learn new things.

Dec 3, 2024 | en.vogue.me | Manuel Arnaut

by Throughout her life, Gabrielle Chanel never stopped dreaming of distant landscapes. The walls of her private apartment at 31, rue Cambon, Paris, were dressed with 32 antique Chinese lacquer screens, one of which depicts the city of Hangzhou and an all-encompassing view of its lake.

Nov 28, 2024 | en.vogue.me | Manuel Arnaut

I recently posted a quote on my Instagram that received great engagement, on a topic I often think about: “You are not too old, and it’s not too late.” This might sound politically incorrect, but after turning 40, I’ve become more aware of what it means to mature, and I don’t always like what I read or hear.