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2023 Maroc Fashion Week Collection

8 - 12 MARCH 2023
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As a breathtaking finale to the show, Kim Kordza from Maison Diamant Blanc Paris presented two stunning couture dresses. The first was a glamorous lace evening gown that exuded red-carpet glamour, while the second was a dreamy wedding dress specially designed for Morocco Fashion Week. The bridal dress was a true masterpiece of refinement and sophistication, featuring intricate lace detailing, shimmering Swarovski crystals, and delicate pearls. Kim's talent has captured the hearts of many personalities, as she creates glamorous dresses for red-carpet events and majestic celebrations.



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2023 MOROC FASHION WEEK COLLECTION

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