Beauty & Style | Tuesday 27 September, 2016 4:44 pm |

With just over one month to go before the start of the 10th edition of Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition (Heya), Qatar's leading platform for contemporary Arabian, Indian, Turkish and Moroccan fashion creations, organizers report that exhibition spaces were quickly snapped up. Over 230 customised boutiques and the best Gulf designers are set to showcase their collections to more than 15,000 visitors from 26th - 30th October at Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC).

Attracting some of the biggest names in Arabian fashion, designers taking part in this year's edition of Heya include Debaj Collection, M.J, Signature Bay Al Motahajiba fromQatar; Ms. Sahar Al Homoud and Ms. Maali Al Saleh from Kuwait; Ghadfa, Butterfly and Ms. Najla Al Rajeh from Jolie Design from Saudi Arabia; Ms. Hessa Al Falasi, Ms. Fatima Al Mazmi and Anaya from United Arab Emirates; Naseem Alandalos from Bahrain and Bokan from Turkey, amongst many more up-and-coming designers, fashion enthusiasts and industry experts.

Ms. Jawaher Alkuwari, Head of Advisory Committee in Design Creationz said, "We are delighted to see interest in Heya growing year on year to attract the region's most prominent names in fashion.  The event supports both established as well as up-and-coming local and Khaliji designers, providing a platform to connect with potential clients and partners and get their work noticed and appreciated. With over 5700 sqm of exhibition space and an exciting agenda of daily fashion shows, hands-on workshops and forums, Heya is fast becoming the region's must attend fashion event. We look forward to welcoming exhibitors and visitors to what is set to be the best edition to date. Come and experience Heya for yourself."

The ladies-only event is organised by Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) and Design Creationz.  Since it was launched in 2007, Heya showcases abayas, kaftans, jalabiyas and scarves, just recently added leather goods such as bags, belts and shoes. Appealing to designers and visitors alike, the trendsetting exhibition also supports Qatar's business and tourism plans while developing the country's growing exhibition and conference sector.