Jordanian women continue to preserve their elegant character in the choice of EID fashion, because the creations of the clothes reflect the perfect blend between heritage and modernity, to highlight an authentic cultural identity that mixes with modern keys that are suitable for contemporary fashion requirements.
Jordanian fashion designers, in an interview with the Jordan News Agency (Petra), explained that they were trying to present conceptions that imitate the good taste of Jordanian women, by integrating elements inspired by heritage with modern methods that give fashion a modern nature.
The fashion designer Iman Salama has declared that the modest design constitutes the essence of elegance and luxury, and that the party galabia (sport) is more and more popular because of its ability to combine traditional and modern character, stressing that luxury fabrics, such as silk, give a sophisticated touch to designs, as well as details such as mooring and fluid manufacturers, The look.
Salama added that the use of traditional embroidery, wide sleeves and jewelry inspired by heritage gives costumes a unique identity that reflects cultural roots, while loose costumes offer comfort and elegance at the same time, stressing that the more the design is consistent, the more attractive its paper.
For her part, the fashion designer Ruqaya al -Raqqad explained that the world of Jordanian fashion witnesses a notable change towards originality, because the awareness of the importance of returning to the identity of the heritage has increased, noting that the two plots (the rooms) have become popular between different groups.
She also added that “Al -muddar”, in particular “Al -Maradin”, has become one of the favorite options on occasions, which reflects the pride of Jordanian women in their heritage and their appreciation for traditional fashion in a modern style, stressing the importance of preserving the essence of traditional fashion with the introduction of modern modifications that are suitable for the added to add to Attempt, pomp and traditional colors, and the development of the traditional comfortable and practical designs, which makes this fashion more attractive for young women.
Al -Raqqad Pointed Out that the trend Towards Heritage Fashion Increased the Competition Between the Jordanian Regions to revive its Traditional Clothes, Such as the Garment of Bani Sakhr, the Garment of the People of Ma’an, and the Dress of the People of Ramtha, Noting that the Jordanian Henna Began To gain a character that combines heritage and modernity, which reflects the pride of jordanianism with their identity and enhances the sense of belonging.
In turn, Dr. Sultan Al -qur’an, of the Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, said that fashion reflects dominant values and cultures in society, as a means of communication between different cultures, indicating that the effect of fashion is not limited to choosing clothes only, but also extends to the way individuals are seen themselves and others, in particular in light of social media.
He added that these means have greatly contributed to directing consumers’ decisions and sometimes lead to a decrease in adherence to cultural identity in favor of international models which are not compatible with the local environment, which calls for awareness of awareness of traditional heritage and fashion to preserve cultural identity.
The young woman, Hayam, said that she wanted to mix traditions and fashion in the choice of Eid clothes, because she prefers to wear elegant parts that reflect local customs, with the addition of touches inspired by the last international mode.
Fatima prefers to wear a coat with a modern design and soft colors inspired by international fashion, or a traditional dress with a modern story that is suitable for modern taste, stressing that it seeks to choose a look that combines elegance and comfort and expresses its personality.
Regarding the market movement during the Eid season, the owner of the women’s clothing store, Ahmed Al -Qaisi, underlined the growing demand for heritage costumes, where women prefer long dresses and embroidered dresses, as well as bright colors and hands embroidery, which reflects the passion of women to combine elegance and dignity.
In the same context, the fabric merchant, Fadi Abu Al -Shaar, stressed that this year’s celebrations have distinguished themselves by bright colors, brilliant fabrics and gold and silver embroidery, as well as by designs inspired by oriental heritage, which makes it a favorite option for women in search of fashion that keeps their cultural identity with modern keys.
He added that the merchants were eager to provide a wide variety of high quality costumes, while providing modification and design services, as well as advice to coordinate looks in a style that combines elegance and heritage.
The fashion of the party in Jordan reflects the heritage mixture with modernity, while traditional conceptions continue to develop in a way that maintains the rhythm over time, without losing its authenticity, which makes it an essential choice for Jordanian women, because the growing demand for these mode confirms that elegance and dignity remain the essence of the party, taking into account innovation and renewal young people.
