Geometric 'S' logo in metallic gold representing Shrekahnth fashion label.

مقالات صحفية باللغتين العربية والإنجليزية

Cover of L’Officiel Arabic April 2011, Issue 070, featuring a model in a crystal-embellished gown with Arabic headlines on fashion, culture, and jewelry.
Runway image from Muscat Fashion Week 2011 with a model wearing Shrekahnth’s graphic dress, featured in an Arabic-language editorial in L’Officiel Arabic.
Models in colorful and culturally inspired garments walking the runway at Muscat Fashion Week 2011, as featured in L’Officiel Arabic.
A collage of runway images from designers including Shrekahnth, Mary Katrantzou, and Versace in L’Officiel Arabic April 2011, celebrating bold graphic prints.
A collage of runway looks and accessories from Shrekahnth’s Muscat Fashion Week collection featured in L’Officiel Arabic, highlighting bold prints and graphic patterns.
لوفيشيال العربية
Cover of Bespoke Magazine August/September 2011 featuring a solitary figure in a desert landscape with mountain backdrop.
Runway feature of Shrekahnth’s kaftan and print designs from Dubai Fashion Week, as covered by Bespoke Magazine.
بيسبوك – الشرق الأوسط
Model wears a red and gold Shrekahnth kaftan with peacock-feather print sleeves on the Arab News Life & Style cover, themed “A World Inspired by Ibn Battuta.”
Three models pose in vivid Shrekahnth outfits — a gold sequined kaftan, a magenta embroidered dress, and a neon-pink geometric mini dress — featured in Arab News’s fashion editorial.
عرب نيوز – السعودية
Shrekahnth Dubai Fashion Week Collection Review on the cover of Madame Figaro Arabic Magzine.
Shrekahnth Dubai Fashion Week Collection Review in Madame Figaro Arabic Magzine.
Shrekahnth Dubai Fashion Week Collection Review in Madame Figaro Arabic Magzine.
مدام فيغارو - العربية
Shrekahnth Dubai Fashion week and Muscat fashion Week collections were Reviewed in Pashion Magazine from Egypt.
Travel feature in Pashion Magazine Egypt on Orissa (Odisha), India, with a model wearing a psychedelic digital print dress by Indian designer Shrekahnth.
A full-page spread from Pashion Magazine covering the debut of Muscat Fashion Week at Riyam Park, featuring runway photos of designs by Amina Al Jassim and Zarif Design, alongside scenic views of the outdoor venue.
A model wearing a long kaftan with black and ash-grey fractal patterns stands in the center of a collage featuring Odisha’s stone temples, carved sculptures, and iconic Konark Sun Temple wheel. Sand art and coastal views surround the visuals, blending heritage and fashion.
Models wearing bold, geometric kaftans by Shrekahnth, including a stained-glass inspired maxi dress in vibrant pastel hues, featured in a fashion editorial from Pashion Magazine.
باشن - مصر
A fashion editorial from Emirates Times Magazine featuring Paris architecture-inspired couture by Dubai-based designer Shrekahnth
نيويورك تايمز - العربية
Shrekahnth’s collection featured in Arab News as Best Overall Collection at Dubai Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2011
عرب نيوز -السعودية
Models wearing Islamic and Russian heritage-inspired digital print dresses on the runway by Shrekahnth at Dubai Fashion Week
Models on the runway wearing a collection of Shrekahnth’s digitally printed kaftans and dresses at Dubai Fashion Week, showcasing Russian doll motifs, Islamic art references, and vibrant patterns in flowing fabrics.
Model wearing geometric digital print kaftans in yellow and brown on the runway, with Arabic text in the corner
أسرتي - الكويت
DAY 3, SHOW 2 Shrekahnth Having launched his first collection at DFW 2010, Shrekanth returned with his futuristic 3D-themed 2011 Fall/Winter line. Flowing outfits were accompanied by elaborate head-dresses influenced by planetary symbols. With digital prints ranging from the natural to abstract images of space, the outfits utilised muted winter shades with dashes of colourin the form of geometric patterns. Inspired by Filippo Marinetti’s ideas on futurism, the 24-piece collection presented straight silhouettes and futuristic cuts. Known for his signature digital printing and his meticulously researched designs, Shrekahnth's outfits once again used minimal embellishments and allowed the prints to hold on their own. Models sashayed to the soundtrack of Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece, ‘2001: A Space Odyssey; as the Shrekhanth logo glowed in 3-D in the background. The audience was asked to wear supplied 3D glasses,as outfits with fluid patterns created the illusion of movement on stil fabric. Shrekanth announced plans to start an accessories label, ‘Medusa, which will comprise handmade creations from Germany.
هاي! بلتز – دبي
Shrekahnth Dubai Fashion Week Collection Review published in Metro life of Khaleej Times News paper from Dubai, UAE
7 دايز – مترو لايف – دبي
shrekahnth collection review of Dubai fashion week in Hala Magazine
يا هلا – دبي
Shrekahnth’s runway design and profile featured in Masala! magazine highlighting his debut collection at Dubai Fashion Week
ماسالا – دبي
Shrekahnth Interview and collection review in Emirates Woman Magazine.
إيميريتس وومان - دبي
harpers bazaar arabia editorial coverage
هاربرز بازار - العربية
Model in a floor-length graphic kaftan with headwrap by Shrekahnth at Dubai Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2011/12, published on Vogue Italia.
Model wearing a printed white and grey jumpsuit by Shrekahnth on the runway at Dubai Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, featured in Vogue Italia.
Model in a bold red-yellow fire-printed jumpsuit by Shrekahnth on the runway at Dubai Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, published on Vogue Italia.
Model in a bold red-yellow fire-printed jumpsuit by Shrekahnth on the runway at Dubai Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2012, published on Vogue Italia.
Model wearing a colorful printed kaftan by Shrekahnth at Dubai Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2011–12, featured on Vogue Italia’s website.
Vogue Italia review of Shrekahnth's Spring/Summer 2012 "Evolution" collection featured at Dubai Fashion Week.
فوغ – إيطاليا
On October 24", the Atlantis Hotel and Resort was invaded with red-soled Louboutins and flashes from overzealous paparazzi. The socialites and fashionistas of Dubai had conquered the ornate tent venue that housed this season's Dubai Fashion Week. Under Capital Marketing, the dream of Dubai Fashion Week lives on. This year saw the departure from the previous season's loyal venue, Emirates Towers, with a good reception. A Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week ambiance was in the air for the first time with the Lincoln Center-esque tents and the DFW-stamped walkway. But resembling it's international counterparts is one thing, DFW still has quite a way to go in terms of becoming a credible fashion week that is respected by the international fashion scene. A great platform for emerging talent, DFW is lacking only in regional support. The talent is there. The drive is there. What we need is for the regional fashion scene to work together rather than size up each other's stiletto heights. We need front rows filled with Isabella Blows and Sarah Belhasas types, while the Anna Wintours and bloggers boldly tell the stories of our innate talent and unparallel style. Dubai Fashion Week is good initiative, but it could be a great fashion week. That rant aside, here are the Oscars of Dubai Fashion Week: the good, the bad, and yes, even the ugly. Best Concept: Hands down, this award goes to Shrekahnth. By Shrekahnth Probably one of the most well researched designers out there today, Shrekahnth offers intellectual stimulation in an industry that is often blamed for being model-dumb. His Blackberry Kaftan, inspired by a Blackberry motherboard and embellished with an actual bejeweled one was stunning, as well as a strong commentary on where we are in the world today. His collection was inspired by how texture has evolved from Pre-Islamic art (check out his gorgeous stain-glassed one-shoulder piece) to the modern times of BB messenger. His YSL tribute Kaftan, a reinterpretation of the famous 1965 Mondrian dress, was not only clever, but also a must-have in every fashionista’ closet.
مجلة بوز - دبي
Runway models in digitally printed kaftans inspired by tribal, volcanic, and DNA motifs from Shrekahnth’s apocalyptic-themed collection at Dubai Fashion Week 2011.
جلف نيوز - دبي
Three models on the runway in vibrant digital print dresses by designer Shrekahnth, featured in Masala! magazine
مجلة ماسالا – دبي
جلف نيوز - دبي
Model wearing UAE National Day dress inspired by Giacomo Balla’s abstract art, designed by Shrekahnth – featured in Gulf News 2011.
Magazine article featuring designer Shrekahnth's UAE National Day dress inspired by Giacomo Balla, with calligraphy, pearls, and crystal details.