Founded in 2023 by Syrian-German podcaster Zuher Jazmati (aka xanax_attax) and Lebanese artist Hassandra, ADIRA is a self-organised non-heteronormative| Dazed MENA
While most brands are busy chasing the next new thing, Carhartt WIP continues to build on what it knows best, which is durability and work culture. Its Fall/Winter 2025 collection captures that approach perfectly, balancing practical materials with a darker, richer palette and silhouettes that are ready for the chillier weather.| Dazed MENA
Youth and pop culture provocateurs spanning the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia and Central Asia, championing fashion, music, art, film, politics and ideas from the MENA region and beyond| Dazed MENA
Rahim Rabia's journey began where many of our own did: Tumblr. As you scroll through his body of work, each image evokes a striking language reminiscent of a film still. They prompt the viewer to ask, Who is this character, and what is their story? The self-taught Algerian photographer, now based in Paris, has crafted a body of work that combines emotional intimacy with a cinematic sensibility, often capturing spontaneous and authentic moments from everyday life.| Dazed MENA
The GirlA form, an echo, a praxis. Not bound by age, biology, or identity, but by affect. She is pink-hued resistance, algorithmic surrender, psychic infrastructure. She exists in the temporal space “before”, yet produced endlessly in the now. Almost always.| Dazed MENA
That’s what DJ Haram said, deadpan into the mic, right after cutting the music mid-set. No fade. No transition.| Dazed MENA
WIP Magazine Issue 11 lands with a new installation launched in Turkey| Dazed MENA
Michelle Alozie knows how to hold multiple positions at once, literally and figuratively. A forward at her club, Houston Dash, a defender for Nigeria’s Super Falcons, and a trained medical professional working part-time as a cancer research technician in Texas in between, Alozie is a multi-hyphenate with a rigorous and intuitive playbook. In a world that often demands women simplify themselves to be legible, Alozie’s approach, like that of the rest of her teammates on Nigeria's national t...| Dazed MENA
In the hushed geometries of Paris’s Palais de Tokyo, amid the heavy silences of history and the noise of global turmoil, Chalisée Naamani's new exhibition Octogone opens like a quiet invocation. The Franco-Iranian artist, whose work consistently straddles the personal and the political, has composed a spatial and symbolic reverie—at once installation, procession, and arena—where bodies are sculpted, histories are contested, and clothing becomes both witness and weapon.| Dazed MENA
Joe Echegini loves music but isn’t particularly concerned with noise. A midfielder at Paris Saint-Germain and a forward for Nigeria’s Super Falcons, she plays with a clarity that belies the chaos, bringing a deliberate simplicity to the game, unbothered by distraction or pressure.| Dazed MENA