Our Edit Of The Chicest Ramadan Collections
From bespoke handbags crafted in the world’s most opulent leathers to exquisitely tailored fashion woven with threads of gold, this year’s Ramadan collections unfold as a vision of pure, majestic magic
Dolce&Gabbana
Crafted from Italy’s finest fabrics, Dolce&Gabbana bring their signature opulence to Ramadan and Eid
Dolce&Gabbana weave together the house’s storied heritage with the richness of local traditions in a lavish Ramadan and Eid capsule that feels both timeless and celebratory. Flowing tunics, caftans, capes, silk pyjamas, blouses and sweeping skirts take centre stage, crafted in exquisite Italian fabrics – from satin and silk chiffon to light cady, crêpe marocaine and silk crêpe. The colour palette moves effortlessly from golden metallics, powder pink and sky blue, to jewel-toned emerald, ruby and sapphire, delivering drama in all the right measures. Accessories dial up the glamour: the iconic Sicily bag sparkles with crystal embellishments, while the new Eleganza fine jewellery collection adds a final layer of richness to every look. Shot in Abu Dhabi by photographer Nima Benati, the campaign captures the capsule’s unapologetic abundance.
To explore the capsule, visit dolcegabbana.com
Max Mara
An Italian arbiter of taste, Max Mara presents a refined wardrobe that meets the Holy Month with ease, restraint and unmistakable polish
Always classic yet firmly of-the-moment this year’s Max Mara Ramadan collection transcends seasons. A tribute to ‘timeless values of modesty and elegance,’ the capsule places dresses at the heart of the collection. Crafted from the finest Italian silks and cottons and elevated with delicate rhinestone embroidery, the rich tonal palette of mahogany, wood and cinnamon is designed with versatility in mind. Case in point, the silk pyjama set transitions effortlessly from day to night, offering understated sophistication for every occasion.
To explore the collection, visit maxmara.com
Celine
French cool-girl chic meets Middle East exclusives to covet
Celine enters Ramadan with a sharply edited capsule of Parisian-perfect clothes and accessories that feel equal parts effortless and covetable. Front and centre is the Triomphe bag, first spotted on the runway for Michael Rider’s debut collection, now reworked in python and crocodile leathers in light burgundy and deep navy – an investment piece with serious style mileage for capsule-collectors. The silk pyjamas are another instant hit, delivered in region-exclusive wisteria and khaki shades and designed to live well beyond the Holy Month. Wear them together now, then split them up with denim or a T-shirt later – fashion flexibility at its finest. Rounding out the capsule are Cage sandals and slingbacks, finished with the brand’s gold motif for a final flourish. Consider it Ramadan dressing, the Celine way.
To explore the capsule, visit celine.com
Miu Miu
Saudi model Taleeda Tamer brings a sense of modern magic to Miu Miu’s Ramadan campaign
Shot by Romain Duquesne, Saudi model Taleeda Tamer brings an effortless sense of magic to Miu Miu’s Ramadan and Eid collection. The series unfolds with a capsule that celebrates simplicity and grace while maintaining the house’s signature attitude. Designed for seamless day-to-night dressing, the cotton dresses and lightweight knitwear can be dressed up or down. The logo-accented outerwear in a measured palette of black and white, softened by shades of green, grey and brown are a highlight as is their subtle crystal embroidery which adds some molten to the matte fabrics. As ever, accessories take centre stage, with Miu Miu’s most-loved silhouettes – the Arcadie, Wander and Pochette reimagined in exclusive hues of emerald and burgundy. Completing the story, Miu Miu will host a cultural activation at Dubai’s Alserkal Avenue from 24 February to 6 March 2026, inviting the local community to gather and connect through curated experiences and moments of exchange during the Holy Month.
To explore the collection, visit miumiu.com
Prada
Precision lies in the particulars when it comes to Prada’s Ramadan pieces
Prada marks Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr 2026 with looks that are quietly assured and unmistakably part of the label’s DNA. The collection embraces restraint with precision: pleated skirts paired with impeccably matched shirts, crisp poplin shirtdresses and contemporary duster coats that reveal secret, contrasting linings inside. Accessories emerge as a highlight, with special-edition interpretations of Prada’s most iconic bags, including the Galleria, Bonnie and Pyramid, each reimagined exclusively for the Holy Month. Completing the collection are these self assured slingbacks, their sculptural bows striking a graceful balance between whimsy and structure – an elegant nod to the spirit and sensibility of Ramadan dressing.
To explore the collection, visit prada.com
Mcqueen
Knuckle up – Mcqueen’s Ramadan collection is not for the fashion-faint hearted
True to form, McQueen dialed up the drama. The RTW pieces stun with jewel-toned, draped dresses adorned with crystal embellishments, alongside luxe, wear-anywhere pyjamas featuring intricately embellished collars – ensuring McQueen makes the season effortlessly opulent. The iconic Knuckle Clutch receives a festive reinvention in sumptuous emerald satin, its signature three-dimensional crystal detailing transforming it into a bona fide fashion knockout.
To explore the collection, visit alexandermcqueen.com
Bambah
All-round It-girl Maha Abdul Rasheed returns with stand-out pieces for fans and first-timers alike
Designer, tastemaker and creative force Maha Abdul Rasheed returns with a new Bambah collection destined to excite her devoted following. Inspired by a recent escape to Marrakech, the edit is a celebration of the brand’s signature feminine, fluid silhouettes, elevated through artful layering, luxurious fabrics and exquisite handmade details. The capsule of dresses, kaftans and twin-sets is rooted in a modern, modest sensibility, each piece is designed with Ramadan in mind and effortless enough for intimate gatherings, yet elevated for celebratory evenings that carry seamlessly through to Eid.
To explore the collection, visit bambah.com
Louis Vuitton
Indulge in an extraordinary fragrance ritual
In addition to its signature RTW and accessories Ramadan capsule, Louis Vuitton has turned its attention to the home with a Bakhoor Luxury Set, created in collaboration with Lebanese artist Nada Debs. Expertly crafted from wood, the set features an incense burner and presentation box, made in a mineral palette of pebble, tan and chocolate. The burner is adorned with the house’s legendary monogram flowers, reinterpreted in the intricate moucharabieh pattern. Inside the box, a hidden drawer holds 20 grams of oud wood and a set of tongs, offering an ultimate sensory perfume experience – Louis Vuitton style.
To explore the capsule, visit louisvuitton.com
Jimmy Choo
Shine bright in embellished accesories in rich rose and sheer pastels
If shoes and bags are your ultimate style signatures, Jimmy Choo’s should be your first boutique stop this month. For Ramadan 2026, the house unveils 19 meticulously crafted designs, brought to life in a refined palette of soft gold, deep merlot, rose and latte. The exclusive edit transcends the season, offering pieces that will slip seamlessly into wardrobes well beyond the Holy Month. A standout among them is the Sarai sandal (pictured), striking the perfect balance of crystal embellishment, delicate mesh and a sleek patent heel. Each model effortlessly elevates every occasion while underscoring the design brilliance at the heart of Jimmy Choo. The campaign, which was shot on location at the Dubai Autodrome stars Amna Al Qubaisi, the first female Emirati racing driver who shares: “For me, Jimmy Choo has always represented confidence and elegance, so collaborating on this campaign felt incredibly personal. It captures a balance of strength and femininity that resonates deeply with me, mirroring my world on and off the racetrack.”
To explore the capsule, visit jimmychoo.com
Dior
Jonathan Anderson sprinkles his design genius, reinventing the classics as only he knows how
From the Lady Dior bag to the enduring allure of the J’Adore pumps, Jonathan Anderson reawakens Dior’s most storied icons for Ramadan, crafting a capsule for collectors. Leading the narrative is this Dior Bow bag, reimagined in lustrous gold, silver and this legendary Hermitage Red. Finished with a delicately concealed bow-chain strap, the design shifts seamlessly from crossbody to clutch to shoulder – an exercise in versatility, and modern craftsmanship. A chic statement indeed – we bow down to this latest iteration of the Bow bag.
To explore the capsule, visit dior.com
Valentino
Maison Valentino ushers in the spirit of Ramadan with the debut of the Valentino Sama 2026 Capsule Collection, a curated selection of women’s ready-to-wear and accessories.
Under the creative direction of Alessandro Michele, the edit consists of six distinct looks in a palette of rose-gold and champagne hues, featuring the house’s familiar cady couture silhouette. Among the highlights are fluid gowns accented with the Italian fashion house’s iconic V Gold detailing and ruffles, alongside coordinated sets that pair kimono-style draping with tailored trousers.
The accompanying Valentino Garavani accessories echo the graceful aesthetic of the ready-to-wear pieces through intricate craftsmanship and tasteful finishes, ones that would complete a sophisticated iftar or suhoor ensemble. The Vain bag is featured in precious skins and resin-mirror embellishments, while the VSling and Locò bags are presented in champagne nappa leather, iridescent glass drops, and floral sequin motifs.
The seasonal collection is available on valentino.com and at boutiques across the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia from February 4 onwards, with London, Paris, and Kuala Lumpur following on February 11.
Lead Image Caption: The Dolce&Gabbana Ramadan campaign was shot on location in Abu Dhabi
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From the Harper’s Bazaar Arabia February 2026 issue.