From a pair of scissors and a pile of fabric scraps, Raghida Tabch’s journey into fashion began—long before she knew the word “designer.” As a child in Beirut, she spent hours crafting outfits for her Barbie dolls, drawn to the magic of shapes, textures, and imagination.

Her mother, a self-made designer and skilled tailor, became her earliest inspiration. Surrounded by the hum of a sewing machine, Raghida discovered that fabric could become more than clothing—it could be a bold statement, a feeling, a story.

Today, she channels that same spirit of curiosity and transformation into every piece she creates. For Raghida, fashion is not just about what we wear, but how we express who we are.