Al-Jaljali said in statements to the site "Sky News Arabia"Fashion design is like a childhood dream for her, as she always wished to be an international fashion designer, and she left Tunisia In order to realize her dream and study design in Paris.
and obedience "I started to achieve my goal of studying design for three years in an institute in Tunisia".
Lilia said "I studied in men’s clothing and obtained an internationally recognized certificate, which enabled me to continue my studies in France in the field of design and then in the field of fashion marketing.".
The designer chose to have a special imprint in her various designs, focusing on the Amazigh touch and reflecting her cheerful spirit full of colors and shapes.
and obedience "The story began while I was finalizing my graduation project, where I presented a collection of men’s clothing inspired by the Margoum fabric; It is a kind of Berber furniture famous in Tunisia, which always reminds me of the ancient atmosphere and the homes of the ancestors".
Consistency "I remember that the idea aroused the laughter of my colleagues at the time, as the traditional marqoum or carpet (carpet) is intended only for decoration and not for clothing, but I always felt that it adds light and fun to the place in which it is placed, and from here I adapted the colored cloth and added embroideries to it until I was able to make clothes masculine than him".
Eye on broader horizons
The designer told us that while she was studying in Paris, she participated in a fashion show and presented her products that value the Tunisian Amazigh heritage. The artist Solking’s fashion designer was impressed with her designs, and he offered her to design clothes for the Algerian artist’s clip with Mohamed Ramadan in Dubai and Paris, and she began her work journey with the stars, where he chose The designer has dozens of pieces that he needs to shoot a video clip.
Al-Jaljali says that Soolking’s dress is in the song’s music video "accustomed" Influenced by the history of Tunisia and Algeria and the Amazigh origins that she is looking to show to the world, and confirms that she wants to see Tunisian and Arab artists with her designs of the Amazigh spirit in the most famous theaters.
The designer, Lilia Al-Jaljali, focuses in her vision on employing the Amazigh touch and the touch of Arabic calligraphy, and dreams of bringing the African and Arab touch in designing clothes to the world.
As for her professional project, she assures us that she started establishing her own brand in Paris.
In the future, she plans to return to Tunisia and invest in it through a special project in the field of textile and design, in order to apply all that she has learned and contribute to the employment of Tunisian youth.
25-year-old Lilia Al-Jaljali began her professional career in football Fashion design In France, where she is studying for a master’s degree in fashion marketing and works as a designer for a French men’s fashion brand.
Al-Jaljali said, in statements to “Sky News Arabia”, that fashion design is like a childhood dream for her, as she always wished to be an international fashion designer, and left. Tunisia In order to realize her dream and study design in Paris.
“I began to achieve my goal of studying design for three years at an institute in Tunisia,” she added.
“I studied in men’s clothing and obtained an internationally recognized certificate, which enabled me to continue my studies in France in the field of design and then in the field of fashion marketing,” said Lilia.
The designer chose to have a special imprint in her various designs, focusing on the Amazigh touch and reflecting her cheerful spirit full of colors and shapes.
And she continued, “The story began while I was putting on the touches of my graduation project, where I presented a collection of men’s clothing inspired by the marqoum fabric, which is a type of Amazigh furniture famous in Tunisia, which always reminds me of the ancient atmosphere and ancestral homes.”
And she continued, “I remember that the idea aroused the laughter of my colleagues at the time. The traditional marqoum or carpet (carpet) is intended only for decoration and not for clothing, but I always felt that it adds light and fun to the place in which it is placed, and from here I adapted the colored cloth and added embroideries to it until I was able to Manufacture of men’s clothing.
Eye on broader horizons
The designer told us that while she was studying in Paris, she participated in a fashion show and presented her products that value the Tunisian Amazigh heritage. The artist Solking’s fashion designer was impressed with her designs, and he offered her to design clothes for the Algerian artist’s clip with Mohamed Ramadan in Dubai and Paris, and she began her work journey with the stars, where he chose The designer has dozens of pieces that he needs to shoot a video clip.
Al-Jaljali says that Soolking’s dress in the video clip for the song “Ma’taouda” is influenced by the history of Tunisia and Algeria and the Amazigh origins that she is looking to show to the world, and confirms that she wants to see Tunisian and Arab artists with her designs of the Amazigh spirit in the most famous theaters.
The designer, Lilia Al-Jaljali, focuses in her vision on employing the Amazigh touch and the touch of Arabic calligraphy, and dreams of bringing the African and Arab touch in designing clothes to the world.
As for her professional project, she assures us that she started establishing her own brand in Paris.
In the future, she plans to return to Tunisia and invest in it through a special project in the field of textile and design, in order to apply all that she has learned and contribute to the employment of Tunisian youth.