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Akram Ritteb : Where Self Expression Becomes Fashion Identity
In a world where trends move fast and identities often feel borrowed, some individuals stand grounded in who they are — quietly, confidently, and with intention.
Anas Rabbah: The Quiet Force of Modern Modeling
In an industry often driven by noise, trends, and performance, Anas Rabbah stands as a figure of calm defiance. His presence doesn’t demand attention — it earns it. Every image he appears in feels less like a pose and more like a pause, a reflection captured mid-thought. His modeling is not about theatrics; it’s about truth — the kind that radiates through silence.
Marleau Brown: Where Vision, Sound & Story Collide
There’s a quiet intensity in the way Marleau Brown speaks — a rare mix of conviction and curiosity that feels far older than 17. When he talks about his craft, it isn’t just about music or visuals — it’s about purpose. It’s about taking something ordinary and giving it soul.
Saeder: Where Imperfection Becomes Truth
Saeder’s journey begins before thread, before fabric—born in silence, shaped by paint, broken forms, messy catharsis. His art is not decoration. It is confession. It began “from a need to express, not to decorate,” he says. Painting, breaking, rebuilding—the alchemy of these acts made him see that clothing could hold emotion, not just shape.
Hamza Haimoune: The Poetry of Light
Photography, for Hamza Haimoune, is not merely a visual pursuit — it is a language of emotion, silence, and memory. His images breathe with a kind of quiet poetry, revealing the unseen rhythm of human connection.
Echoes of Humanity: The Lens of Gheer Kansswer
In a world racing toward modernity, where moments slip away faster than they can be remembered, Gheer Kansswer’s photography stands as a quiet resistance — a tender reminder that the simplest gestures often carry the deepest truths.
Zaaaaaaaak: Redefining Moroccan Fashion Expression
In the world of fashion, where aesthetics often dominate, Zaaaaaaaak stands apart. He is not just a model; he is a storyteller, a curator of emotion, and a visionary shaping how fashion can speak without words.
Scar Face: The Art of Authenticity and Individuality in the Digital Age
In a world where trends shift faster than moods and algorithms dictate what we see, there are few creators who stand out by simply being themselves. Scar Face is one of them. Known for his grounded yet captivating presence online, his content blends creativity, individuality, and authenticity in a way that feels effortless — yet deeply intentional. His work isn’t just about visuals; it’s about voice, emotion, and truth.
Ayoub Meziane: Through the Lens of Humanity
There are photographers who take pictures, and there are photographers who translate life — Ayoub Meziane belongs to the latter. His camera does not simply capture moments; it breathes with them. Through his lens, Morocco unfolds not as a postcard, but as a living, feeling body — one where silence speaks, gestures carry history, and light becomes emotion itself.
Yahia ElKhamlichi: Between Loss and Rebirth
There are artists who create for beauty, and there are those who create to survive. For Yahia ElKhamlichi, art became the bridge between pain and purpose — a way to breathe through loss and rebuild from silence. From the narrow alleys of Tangier’s old medina to recording studios abroad, his story is one of transformation: turning memories into melodies, grief into growth, and emotion into timeless art.
Yassine El Rhiate: The Creative Force Behind The.Blond
In a world that often rewards conformity, Yassine El Rhiate — known to the creative sphere as The.Blond — stands as a radiant symbol of fearless individuality. Born and raised in Morocco, Yassine’s journey into fashion and modeling began not with luxury, but with imagination.
Adam Jaddoud: Through the Lens of Emotion
Photography is more than just capturing a frame — it’s capturing a heartbeat, a memory, a fragment of what it means to be alive. For Adam Jaddoud, this art form began in the most human way possible: beside his mother. What started as a simple act of learning — a mother showing her child how to see through a lens — evolved into something far deeper.
Oussama Bagui: The Power of Becoming
In a world where trends shift faster than seasons, Oussama Bagui stands out for something deeper—authenticity. Both a model and fashion designer, his creative journey embodies the courage to evolve, to turn moments of doubt into self-belief, and to build an identity rooted in honesty, innovation, and resilience.
Amal Benayad: The Vision Behind Morocco’s Stages
There are artists who design visuals — and then there are those who build entire universes. Moroccan scenographer and costume designer Amal Benayad belongs to the latter. Her work transcends aesthetics to become pure storytelling, shaping spaces and silhouettes that breathe emotion, identity, and memory.
Brisaa: Redefining Confidence Through Individuality
For Brisaa, Modeling Was Never About Perfection — It Was About Presence. Her Journey Began With A Simple Love For Self-Expression, A Fascination With How Emotions Could Be Translated Through Style, Movement, And Image. What Started As Curiosity Evolved Into A Deeper Calling — To Use Fashion As A Language, One That Speaks Of Identity, Emotion, And The Quiet Power Of Being Yourself.
Mohamed El Kinany: Capturing the Soul in Stillness
There Are Photographers Who Take Pictures, And There Are Photographers Who See. Mohamed El Kinany Belongs To The Second Kind — Those Who Hold The Power To Capture Not Just A Scene, But A Soul.
Mohammed Ben Yekhlef: Framing Emotion and Truth
Some photographers chase perfection; others chase feeling. For Moroccan photographer Mohammed Ben Yekhlef, it has always been about emotion — raw, real, and unfiltered. His photography doesn’t just capture what is seen, but what is felt. Through his lens, moments of silence become stories, gestures become language, and light becomes memory.
Gauloise: The Uncommon Face of Moroccan Rebellion
In a world that often pushes people to fit into molds, Gauloise — born Mohamed Gaamaz — stands firmly in his truth: difference is his essence. For him, modeling isn’t about being seen; it’s about being understood. Every photo, every pose, every choice he makes comes from a belief that our human beauty lies in what separates us, not in what makes us the same.
Meriem Boughanna: The Art of Confident Expression
In a world where fashion is often fleeting, Meriem Boughanna stands as a model who transforms every frame into a story. From her earliest days experimenting with outfits and photos with friends to commanding the camera on major shoots, Meriem’s journey is defined by confidence, self-expression, and a relentless drive to honor individuality.
Salma Sai: Cinematic Elegance in Every Fram
From her earliest memories, Salma Sai’s life has always been draped in beauty—light dancing on fabrics, laughter echoing through closets, lip liners borrowed and trails of bright pigment across her mother’s vanity. For Salma, the world has always been a runway; every mirror a stage.
Soufian Lafnsh photography: The Pure Emotion
At just a glance, Soufian Lafnsh’s photography feels like a quiet conversation — one between light and truth, stillness and emotion. Behind every frame lies an untold story, a fleeting moment captured before it disappears forever. Born and raised near Casablanca, Morocco, Soufian’s journey into photography wasn’t planned; it was felt.
My Nguyen : Designing from the Soul of Vietnam
In the quiet poetry of My Nguyen’s world, color is not just a visual language — it’s a memory, a feeling, a story. Born and raised in Vietnam, surrounded by the vibrancy of local art and the warmth of family creativity, Nguyen’s journey into design began long before she ever called herself a designer.
Christel Abboud: The Art of Poetic Rebellion
From the heart of Beirut emerges a designer whose voice is both delicate and defiant — Christel Abboud, a woman who has turned her own experiences of chaos and beauty into art. Her brand, Astarté, is not just a label but a philosophy: fashion as emotion, as storytelling, as a mirror to the soul.
Imane Narjis: The Art of Being Seen & Wearing Art
In a world where fashion sometimes feels mass-produced, Imane Narjis emerges as something different. She’s not just a model walking runways or posing for glossy editorials—she is a storyteller, an artistic visionary, and the soul behind Lavy Maison, a brand where every garment is as rare as it is radiant.
Rebirth of Areté: Chrissy Nguyen’s Modern Femininity
In the heart of Vietnam’s evolving fashion scene, where tradition and modernity often dance in harmony, a new voice is rising — one that whispers of transformation, strength, and beauty.
MAOUHOUB Mohamed: Between Memory and Metaphorn
In the evolving landscape of contemporary Moroccan art, MAOUHOUB Mohamed stands as a voice that bridges memory with abstraction, crafting a visual language where personal histories unfold into collective narratives. With a background in architecture, his artistic vision thrives at the intersection of order and freedom. His work is not merely about form or color but about creating a space where memory transforms into metaphor—an intimate process that resonates with audiences far beyond his personal story.
Omar Amziane: Moroccan Streetwear Visionary Redefining Global Fashion Culture
In the rapidly evolving world of fashion, certain voices rise above the noise to create something unforgettable. One of those voices is Omar Amziane, known digitally as @omariginal_, whose presence has become impossible to ignore in Morocco’s fashion scene and beyond.
Hajar Moroccan Model Redefining Fashion Freedom 2025
In the world of fashion, where trends rise and fall like waves, only a few voices manage to stand out as timeless, authentic, and rooted in individuality. One of those voices belongs to Hajar, a Moroccan model whose journey is not just about walking runways or posing for cameras — it is about redefining what it means to live fashion as a daily ritual of freedom, beauty, and identity.
3abdels_art: Cinematic Photography of Emotion
Photography has always been more than a visual record; it is a vessel for memory, an echo of emotions, and a mirror of the unspoken. For 3abdels_art, photography is not simply the act of pressing a shutter — it is the transformation of inner emotions into something eternal.
Juli Brigo: The Argentinian Photographer Redefining Everyday Life Through Cinematic Intimacy
In a world overflowing with curated perfection and polished surfaces, Juli Brigo offers something refreshingly different. An Argentinian photographer whose lens has traveled across borders with her family and her spirit, Juli’s work is not about capturing the spectacular — it is about finding poetry in the ordinary.
Youssef Ait El Haj: Moroccan Photographer of Emotion
Photography has long been considered the art of capturing moments, but for Moroccan photographer Youssef Ait El Haj, it is much more. For him, a photograph is not simply a record of faces or places — it is the act of freezing emotions in time.
Omerta: Moroccan Stylist and Content Creator Redefining Street Fashion with Authenticity and Bold Vision
In the ever-evolving world of style, where trends come and go with each season, some voices rise not because they follow the rules, but because they break them with purpose. Omerta — the creative name of Hatim, a Moroccan stylist and content creator — is one such voice.
Through the Lens of Walid Hlioui: A Moroccan Photographer Redefining Raw Cinematic Storytelling
In the crowded landscape of photography, where images often scroll past us at lightning speed, a few voices manage to stop time, to pull us into frames that feel alive, honest, and hauntingly cinematic. One of those voices belongs to Walid Hlioui, a 20-year-old Moroccan photographer whose journey is as raw as his imagery.
Jérémie Azuelos: Redefining Cinematic Storytelling Through Raw Photography
In today’s visual landscape, where images are often consumed and forgotten in seconds, Jérémie Azuelos has carved a different path — one defined by honesty, experimentation, and a relentless pursuit of human truth. His journey into photography began humbly, armed only with an iPhone, capturing fleeting moments that felt too important to let slip away. But behind the lens, Azuelos found more than a hobby — he found a calling.
Idris el Abbas: Moroccan Actor and Model Defining Classic Style
At just twenty-one years old, Idris el Abbas is stepping confidently into the spotlight as both an actor and a fashion model. Born and raised in Morocco, Idris embodies a generation of rising talents who merge cinematic presence with a passion for style. His work reflects a growing hunger for storytelling, character transformation, and personal growth — all while staying grounded in the classic values that shape him.
Mohammed Benhamoush (Svision): Cinematic Street Photography That Captures the Soul of Life’s Fleeting Moments
In the vast world of photography, where countless images flood our screens daily, very few manage to stop us in our tracks — to make us pause, reflect, and feel. Mohammed Benhamoush, known artistically as svision, is one of those rare photographers who has found a way to capture not just images, but the invisible pulse of life itself.
Yara Bishi: Miss Grand Palestine 2025
For the first time ever, Palestine will be represented on the stage of the prestigious Miss Grand International — and carrying that honor with brilliance, courage, and pride is none other than Yara Bishi, crowned as the first Miss Grand Palestine 2025.
Samerxyehia: Fearless Reinvention and the Rise of Fashion’s Chameleonic Icon
In a world where sameness often dominates, few dare to challenge the boundaries of identity and style. Samerxyehia is one of those few — a model whose every step, every look, and every shoot embodies a reinvention so radical that it defies predictability. To him, fashion is not fabric; it is rebirth.
Ahmed Aithammou: Black and White Stories of Streets and Souls
Photography, at its best, captures not only what is seen, but also what is felt. Few embody this truth as profoundly as Ahmed Aithammou, a Moroccan photographer whose lens has been devoted for more than 14 years to the fleeting moments of human life.
From Rot to Resurrection: Abdellah Idsidibella’s Chaotic Art of Rebirth
In the ever-shifting landscape of contemporary art, few artists dare to embrace destruction as deeply and instinctively as Abdellah Idsidibella. A visual artist, painter, installation artist, and conceptual photographer from Ida ou Gougmar, Tiznit, Idsidibella approaches art not as decoration, but as a radical act — a disruption of comfort, a raw encounter with collapse, and a provocation to confront what most would rather discard.
Morad Lemghari: The Moroccan-Born Photographer Redefining Cinematic Storytelling from Hamburg
In the vast and ever-evolving world of visual storytelling, few voices manage to strike a balance between honesty, atmosphere, and human depth. One such voice belongs to Morad Lemghari, a Hamburg-based photographer originally from Morocco, whose work moves seamlessly between portraits, street photography, and conceptual narratives.
Anouar from Fez: The Moroccan Model Redefining Men’s Fashion with Creative Vision
In the ever-expanding world of fashion, true voices often emerge from unexpected places — carrying not only personal dreams but also cultural critiques. One such rising voice is Anouar, a 19-year-old model and fashion enthusiast from the city of Fez, Morocco.
Rana Baghdadi: Fearless Fashion Storytelling in the Arab World’s Digital Renaissance
In today’s digital landscape, fashion creators are no longer just content makers — they are cultural translators, weaving their identities, experiences, and communities into bold visual narratives. Among the voices reshaping how Arab fashion is seen and celebrated, Rana Baghdadi stands out.
Andrew Ochuko: The Soulful Nigerian Photographer Redefining Cinematic Fashion Photograph
In today’s rapidly shifting world of visual culture, few photographers manage to blend timeless nostalgia with a distinctly modern edge. Among them is Andrew Ochuko, also known as SOUL FOCUS, a Nigerian photographer whose lens captures not just images but emotions, memories, and entire worlds within a single frame.
Zakaria Ouassahi : From Mixology to Modeling, A Journey of Bold Freedom
In the ever-evolving world of fashion, new voices and visions constantly rise, each bringing their own rhythm, story, and energy to the stage. Some emerge from traditional paths, meticulously carved with early exposure and polished networks.
El Mehdi Jaber (La9ta): Casablanca’s Cinematic Voice in Rap & Beyond
In the raw energy of Casablanca’s streets, where rhythm, color, and resilience collide, El Mehdi Jaber — better known as La9ta — has built a name that resonates across Morocco’s creative landscape and beyond. A filmmaker, music video director, and color grading artist, La9ta has become one of the defining visual storytellers of the Moroccan rap movement, turning limited resources into powerful, cinematic visions.
Marouane Baaziz: The Eye Behind Art_ftswira
In a world saturated with images, where photographs are often consumed and forgotten within seconds, there are artists who remind us that photography is more than a snapshot — it is storytelling, emotion, and atmosphere. Among them is Marouane Baaziz, the Moroccan photographer and creative mind behind Art_ftswira, whose vision is to turn the ordinary into something extraordinary.
Zouhair Zouaydi: Moroccan Visionary Behind Cinema & Fashion
In the vast landscape of contemporary visual storytelling, where cinema and fashion collide, few names carry the artistic weight and multidimensional vision of Zouhair Zouaydi. A Moroccan film director, cinematographer, fashion photographer, and director of photography, Zouaydi has become a creative force whose work resonates with both cinematic grandeur and fashion’s intimate allure.
Molay Yosf Elidrissi: Capturing Life Without a Script
In the ever-changing landscape of visual art, where technology collides with creativity, few photographers manage to create work that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. One of those rare voices is Molay Yosf Elidrissi, known simply as Yosf.
Hicham Oba: A Moroccan Photographer and Videographer Turning Fleeting Moments into Cinematic Stories
In a world where moments pass us by in the blink of an eye, there are those who devote their lives to capturing these fragments of time and turning them into something eternal. One such visionary is Hicham Oba, a Moroccan photographer and videographer whose work breathes life, memory, and
Nouaman Harrane: The Mysterious Eye of Fashion and Emotion in Photography – Iconner magazine
In the ever-evolving world of visual storytelling, where fashion and art intersect, few photographers manage to carve a voice that feels both timeless and personal. Nouaman Harrane, a rising name in the creative field, has done just that. His work doesn’t just capture moments—it carries the weight of emotion, honesty, and a sense of mystery that invites the viewer to linger, reflect, and connect.
Abdelbast Bouassila: Moroccan Filmmaker Chasing Perfection Through Raw and Cinematic Storytelling
Cinema Has Always Been About More Than Just Moving Pictures; It Is About Moving People. Few Young Filmmakers Embody That Truth As Powerfully As Abdelbast Bouassila, A Moroccan Director And Storyteller Whose Work Blends Imagination, Emotion, And Visual Experimentation Into Unforgettable Cinematic Experiences.
Lamyae Raouane: Freedom, Raw Beauty, and the Art of Being Real
In the fast-moving world of fashion, where trends shift by the minute and identities are often crafted for the sake of image, some models rise above the noise by being unapologetically true to themselves. Lamyae Raouane is one of those rare voices. She isn’t just a model — she is a storyteller, an artist, and above all, a woman who has chosen self-trust and freedom as her guiding forces.
Issam Chorrib: Moroccan Photographer Redefining Memory, Family, and the Cinematic Raw
In every photograph by Issam Chorrib, there is a quiet tension between presence and absence, memory and forgetting, distance and closeness. His work does not scream for attention—it lingers, whispers, and resonates in ways that feel both deeply personal and universally human.
Jaiyana: The Raw Cinematic Eye Capturing Humanity’s Quiet Stories
In a world overflowing with noise, images, and fleeting distractions, few photographers manage to slow time down, to hold our gaze and remind us of what it means to truly see. Jaiyana is one of those rare artists. With a lens that transforms subtlety into significance, she has carved out a place for herself as a visual storyteller whose work balances between the cinematic and the deeply human.
Astha Bhatt: Redefining Modeling with Raw Authenticity, Fearless Spirit, and Quiet Confidence
In today’s fashion world, where polished perfection often overshadows authenticity, Astha Bhatt stands as a refreshing force of truth. With her fearless presence, emotional depth, and unapologetic simplicity, Astha is redefining what it means to be a model—not just someone who wears clothes, but someone who embodies a story.
Maria: Moroccan Photographer Redefining Landscape Storytelling Through Raw & Cinematic Vision
In a world where images are endlessly replicated, filtered, and perfected, Maria’s photography stands apart for its unshakable honesty. Rooted in the breathtaking landscapes of Morocco and guided by an instinctive sense of peace, her work captures more than just a scene—it captures a state of being.
Ayman Daki: Redefining Fashion’s Future Through Modeling, Design, and Fearless Expression
In a world where many creatives feel pressured to define themselves by a single title, Ayman Daki breaks the mold. He is not just a model, not only a designer, not simply a critic, nor merely a content creator. He is all of these and more — a living embodiment of fashion’s multifaceted spirit.
Ouassim Ait Ikkou: Cinematic Storytelling Through the Lens of a Journeying Photographer
In a world overflowing with images, where anyone with a camera phone can capture a fleeting moment, true photographers distinguish themselves not by the tools they use, but by the soul they pour into their work. Ouassim Ait Ikkou is one of those rare photographers who proves that artistry lies not in the gear, but in the vision, in the journey, and in the stories told through light and perspective.
Ayano’s Raw Digital Alchemy: Redefining Imperfection in Contemporary Art
In the ever-evolving world of contemporary art, where perfection often dominates both aesthetics and perception, Moroccan artist Ayman Aborat — widely known as Ayano — emerges as a disruptive force. His art is not about clean lines, flawless finishes, or traditional beauty. Instead, Ayano thrives in the chaos, the noise, the glitches, and the deliberate embrace of imperfection.
Shagun Gupta: Timeless Elegance Meets Creativity in Fashion
In a world where fashion constantly reinvents itself, only a few individuals manage to embody the perfect balance between elegance, creativity, and timeless beauty. Among them stands Shagun Gupta, a model whose journey is defined by poise, vision, and an innate understanding of style that transcends trends.
Ismail Riahi, known as ORA: Moroccan Filmmaker and Photographer of Liminal Dreams
In the ever-expanding world of visual storytelling, there are creators who don’t just document — they translate emotions into windows of experience. One of those rare voices is Ismail Riahi, known artistically as ORA. A Moroccan filmmaker and photographer, ORA’s work carries a raw, cinematic energy that goes far beyond simple imagery.
Yuan: Fashion Designer and Filmmaker Reimagining History Through Art
In the global conversation between fashion and cinema, there are creators who don’t just participate — they reshape it. One such visionary is Yuan, a Chinese-born, London-based fashion designer and filmmaker whose work defies traditional categories.
Ayoub Elhannati: The Redhead Model Redefining Originality, Passion, and Family in Fashion
In a world where trends shift as quickly as the wind, some stories remain timeless — stories of authenticity, passion, and the courage to embrace what makes us different. For this redhead model, the journey into the creative world of fashion and performance has never been about blending in; it has always been about standing out with pride.
Oussama: Cinematic Photography, the Sublime, and the Art of Capturing Fleeting Memories
In today’s oversaturated world of images, where photographs often flash across our screens only to be forgotten in seconds, Oussama’s work invites us to pause, breathe, and remember. His photographs are not simply snapshots of reality; they are gateways into memory, dream, and atmosphere. Through his lens, the everyday becomes cinematic, and the fleeting transforms into the eternal.
Hamza El Farissi: Cinematic Photography of Human Emotion
In the world of photography, where countless images are produced daily, only a few voices rise above the noise. Hamza El Farissi is one of those rare voices — a photographer whose lens does more than capture light; it uncovers truth. His journey began not in a studio or with expensive equipment, but in 2013, during a family event at home.
Othmane Ettalbi: Capturing the Soul of Morocco Through Raw and Cinematic Photography
In the world of photography, there are artists who see beyond the lens. They don’t simply capture images—they translate emotions, stories, and histories into visual narratives. Among them stands Othmane Ettalbi, a photographer from Casablanca whose work transcends mere documentation.
Amine: Capturing Emotion Through Cinematic Minimalism in Moroccan Photography
Photography has the power to freeze time, to transform fleeting seconds into eternal stories. For Moroccan photographer Amine, it is not just about images — it is about emotions that transcend words. His lens reveals raw human energy, fleeting encounters, and the poetry of light and shadow.
Chasing Light: The Cinematic Vision of a Moroccan Street Photographer
In a world where images flash by in an instant, there are those who see beyond the surface, capturing fleeting moments that carry stories, emotion, and poetry. One such photographer, aissam ammou hailing from Morocco, transforms the everyday into cinematic frames, turning streets, skies, and people into narratives that linger long after the shutter clicks.
Amine Elanabi: Capturing Morocco’s Soul Through the Lens
In a world where images often fade as quickly as they are seen, Amine Elanabi’s photography stands as an act of resistance — a refusal to let fleeting beauty slip away unnoticed. His lens is not merely a tool but a vessel for memory, feeling, and cultural storytelling.
Through the Lens of Soul: The Art of Anas Benayad
Photography, at its purest, is not just about documenting what is seen — it’s about revealing what is often invisible: emotions, stories, and fragments of truth that slip between words. For Moroccan photographer Anas Benayad, the camera has become more than just a tool.
Saber Sarhaoui: Stories in Every Frame
In the ever-shifting landscape of fashion, some models step into the frame, while others step into history. Saber Sarhaoui belongs to the latter. More than a model, he is a storyteller—someone who transforms presence, movement, and expression into narratives that speak without words.
Hicham: Cinematic Truths in Every Frame
For Hicham, the camera is not just a tool but an instrument of honesty—a way to reveal the subtle, often invisible truths that live within fleeting moments. “Through every click, I chase honesty—capturing the subtle emotional truths hidden in the ordinary. Photography is my way of storytelling without words,”
Kamal Aqqad: Dreaming in Runways
In an industry often defined by comparisons, Kamal Aqqad stands apart with a rare and uncompromising clarity: he looks to himself as his greatest source of inspiration. Where many models find motivation in icons, muses, or trends, Kamal finds his strength in his own resilience and vision.
Abdellah Boukadi: When a Photograph Becomes a Universe
Some photographers collect moments; Abdellah Boukadi constructs worlds. His images don’t simply document reality—they open portals into a narrative dimension where light, character, and atmosphere move with cinematic intention. From the first encounter, it’s clear his work aims far beyond the single frame.
Alyahamzz – A Journey Between Worlds
Photography is often described as the art of seeing, but for Alyahamzz, it is also the art of feeling. Her journey began not just with a camera, but with a quiet curiosity, a desire to capture beauty wherever it revealed itself.
Karim Ouakkaha – Through the Lens of Morocco
Photography is more than a medium for Karim Ouakkaha—it is the language through which he speaks to the world. For Karim, the camera is not just a tool but an extension of his own curiosity, imagination, and soul.
From Loss to Light: Youssef’s Cinematic Eye
In every artist’s journey, there are pivotal moments that redefine the course of their creativity. For Moroccan photographer Youssef, that moment wasn’t a triumph but a loss. What was once a world filled with pencil strokes and drawings transformed, through heartbreak, into a new lens of storytelling.
Amine Al Seddik – Capturing the Soul of Fez
He is more than a photographer; he is a storyteller, an observer of life, and a visual poet. Born and raised in the ancient city of Fez, Amine has spent years honing his craft, capturing fleeting moments that carry the weight of time, emotion, and memory.
7ehsa: Cinematic Streets of Fes
In the heart of Fes, where history lingers in every narrow alley and sunlight filters softly across weathered walls, lives a quiet observer of life — 7ehsa.A street photographer whose lens speaks in whispers, 7ehsa is not simply taking photographs, but listening to life in its most unguarded moments.
Hind Wahbi – The Silent Language of Emotion
Hind Wahbi’s Journey Into Photography Began Instinctively, Quietly, Almost Like A Secret Whispered Between Herself And The World. There Was No Grand Plan, No Formal Proclamation Of Becoming An Artist. Instead, It Started With A Deep Pull Toward The Details Most People Overlook — The Curve Of A Hand Mid-Gesture, The Weight Of Silence Between Words, The Vulnerability Hidden Behind A Fleeting Glance.
Sabrina – Bridging Cultures Through Style
Sabrina’s presence in the fashion world is a celebration of duality — a seamless blending of Egyptian and Moroccan heritage that informs everything she does.
7assan: Where Imagination Collides with Reality
At the heart of Iconner’s spotlight this season stands 7assan, a creative whose journey exists in the liminal space between reality and imagination. His story is not linear, nor is it meant to be contained — it’s a living poem, a surreal dream etched in raw honesty.
Jengu: Where necessity becomes possibility
Jengu Stands Apart — His Art Is Born From Necessity, Resilience, And A Profound Connection To Culture. “When You Create Things Out Of Necessity, Nothing Is Impossible,” He Says, Summing Up The Philosophy That Fuels His Journey. For Jengu, Art Is Not Only About Aesthetics; It Is Survival, Translation, And A Universal Language That Bridges People Across Time And Geography.
Capturing Moments: The Work of Taha Limane
For Taha Limane, This Isn’t Just A Quote — It’s A Lens, A Philosophy, And A Way Of Seeing The World. From The Very First Time He Held A Camera, Taha Knew His Mission Wasn’t To Recreate Morocco As It Is Often Packaged For Television Or Tourism Campaigns, But To Tell Stories Rooted In Authenticity, Grit, And Humanity
Salah: The Versatile Minimalist
From the bustling corners of his youth, where thrifting was more than a pastime and closer to a ritual, Salah’s story begins. Clothes were never just garments for him; they were textures of memory, fabrications of identity, and tokens of curiosity.
Ray : From Pressure to Presence
For some, creativity is a choice. For Ray, it was destiny woven into the very fabric of his childhood. Raised in a household where music was not just a pastime but a discipline, his early years were orchestrated like a symphony
Self-Made: Inamineee’s Art of Becoming
In an industry that often favors shortcuts and surface aesthetics, Inamineee is building something different: a legacy rooted in self-awareness, originality, and purpose. He’s not just here to model the future—he’s designing it. Brand manager, fashion designer, model, and self-made creative force, Inamineee’s journey is one of belief, quiet strength, and relentless evolution.
Becoming Bold: The Rise of Abderrahim Bouchater
In a world that often confuses appearance with identity, Abderrahim Bouchater stands for something deeper. For him, modeling isn’t just about image — it’s about evolution. Every pose, every frame, every walk is part of a journey: not into someone else’s idea of perfection, but into his own story of self-discovery.
Power and Grace: Viktoria’s Yin and Yang
In an industry where many strive to fit in, Viktoria stands out by simply being herself. With a presence that is both serene and striking, she embodies the sacred balance of opposites — what she calls Yin and Yang: feminine grace intertwined with masculine strength.
Unfiltered Vision: The Freedom of Self with Nick
In an era where image is everything and expression is often filtered for approval, Nick stands out by doing the exact opposite. Unapologetic, evolving, and real — Nick is not trying to fit in, he’s trying to be. And that intention is what makes him one of the most compelling new faces in fashion.
Vizeer: Vintage Spirit, Timeless Soul
In a world overwhelmed by trends and constant reinvention, Vizeer offers something refreshingly grounded — a sense of self that isn’t rushed, curated, or copied. His presence is quiet but compelling, and his style is not borrowed but born of something deeper: instinct, emotion, and a profound connection to aesthetics of the past.
Confidence in Motion: Anas, A Model Becoming
Some people find modeling. Others are found by it. But for Anas, modeling became something deeper — a way to rediscover himself.
Style as a Voice: Jawad’s Quiet Power
There are those who wear fashion, and then there are those who speak through it — and Jawad is firmly in the second category. For him, clothing is not just fabric, it’s a language. It’s the way he introduces himself before he even says a word.
Jina Krishan: The Style Between Two Worlds
In a world increasingly drawn to binaries — East or West, classic or bold, modern or traditional — Jina Krishan refuses to pick one. She is both. Born of Indian and Moroccan heritage, her identity is not just multicultural, but multidimensional.
Abdul: Dressed for Himself, Styled for the World
Confidence isn’t always loud, but in Abdul’s case, it echoes through every step, pose, and presence he brings. He’s not dressing to please, impress, or even fit in. He’s dressing to be — and that kind of authenticity doesn’t go unnoticed.
Medart: Fashion as Resistance, Elegance as Statement
At the intersection of intellect, style, and soul, stands Mohammed El Arfaoui — known to the fashion world as Medart. Born in 2005 under the fiercely independent sign of Aquarius, Medart brings more than just bold looks to the runway.
Hicham Asnina: Youth in Full Style
At just 15 years old, Hicham Asnina is already making waves in fashion — not by following trends, but by being unapologetically himself. Bold, expressive, and deeply in love with style, Hicham isn’t here to fit in — he’s here to lead with purpose, pride, and personality.
Mouad Labiad: Fashion in His Own Language
Mouad Labiad doesn’t just model clothes — he models identity. Born in Morocco, shaped between the quiet rhythm of Meknes and the energy of Casablanca, Mouad brings a story to every photo.
Mita’s Fashion Journey of Poise & Power
At the heart of fashion’s ever-evolving world, where voices often get lost in the noise, there’s something disarming about calm confidence. In this Iconner spotlight, we meet a model who doesn’t just wear clothing — she carries stories in her gaze, poetry in her presence.
Model of Expression: Abderhamen Bkoush
Modeling, for Abderhamen Bkoush, is not just a performance — it’s a deeply personal form of storytelling. It’s a language beyond words, one that speaks through movement, presence, stillness, and the subtle power of fashion. His journey into modeling didn’t come from a desire for the spotlight — it emerged from a love for self-expression.
Monochrome Elegance: Lola’s Model Vision
There are models who wear fashion — and then there are models who become fashion. Lola belongs to the latter. With an unwavering devotion to clarity, strength, and self-expression, she brings a quiet, commanding energy to every space she enters.
Mohammed Jeddari: Fashion’s Bold Model Voice
In the luminous world of fashion, Mohammed Jeddari walks not just with style—but with soul. His modeling journey began as a deeply personal form of self-expression, evolving into a medium where clothing becomes canvas and the runway becomes stage.
Abdennacer : Fashion Model Without Limits
Some models enter the scene through fashion schools or casting agencies. Others, like this standout voice in Iconner’s newest spotlight, enter it with a pair of jeans and a sense of self.
Laylla: Moroccan Fashion Model Rising
In an industry that often favors convention and conformity, few stand out like Laylla — a woman redefining the runway not by fitting in, but by stepping fully into her own power.
Eva: Moroccan Model Redefining Fashion With Fierce Grace
In a world where modeling is often reduced to the surface — to poses, garments, and perfection — Moroccan model Eva brings something much deeper to the table: authenticity, adaptability, and unwavering self-belief.
Wadi3: Urban Fashion and the Power of Presence
To some, fashion is a trend. To Wadi3, it’s a frequency. A feeling. A way to step into the world and say everything without speaking a word. The Moroccan model, known for his calm energy and intentional style, doesn’t just wear fashion — he channels it.
Django’s Fashion of Bold Self-Expression
Known to many as Django, Mohammed Oussik isn’t just stepping into the fashion world — he’s reshaping it, on his own terms. Raised in a place where sameness was the norm and creativity often felt like rebellion, Mohammed grew up quietly observing a world that didn’t leave much room for difference.
Quiet Strength: Fati Selmi’s Modeling Philosophy
In a fashion world where volume often overrides value, and perfection is filtered beyond recognition, Fati Selmi offers something radically refreshing: truth. She doesn’t aim to dazzle with extravagance or shock with reinvention. Instead, her beauty lies in presence — in the boldness of being exactly who she is.
In our latest Icons spotlight, we introduce you to Hanane — a model and creative force whose style is rooted in emotion, memory, and freedom. With a love for vintage textures, rock influences, and soulful storytelling, Hanane doesn’t just wear fashion — she transforms it into identity. In this exclusive feature, she speaks to us about her inspirations, icons, and what it truly means to dress with feeling. Her presence is quiet but unforgettable — and her words, just like her style, are layered with depth.
Skayn: Moroccan Model and Voice of Streely Fashion
Discover Ilyass Esserghini, aka Skayn, a Moroccan male model and founder of the Streely streetwear brand. Rooted in Casablanca’s vibrant street culture and represented by Whesthaven Management, Skayn transforms fashion into storytelling that celebrates identity, resilience, and authenticity.
A Model Reborn Through Chaos and Style
At Iconner, we spotlight voices that don’t just follow the light — they become it. And in this month’s feature, that light is chaotic, raw, and defiantly human.
Lhaddy: A New Voice in Fashion and Modeling
In an era where fashion often shouts — with maximalism, fast trends, and curated identities — Lhaddy emerges as a rare voice of quiet intensity. He doesn’t demand attention with noise. Instead, he draws you in with presence. In a single glance, he tells a story. In a subtle shift of posture, he invites emotion. For Lhaddy, modeling isn’t performance. It’s poetry.
Kaoutar Douab: Modeling Grace, Power, and Moroccan Beauty
Kaoutar Douab is a Moroccan model redefining modeling through self-love, elegance, and cultural pride. A bold, graceful presence in fashion.
The Model Riad Habban: A Silent Storm in Full Color
In a world that often moves too fast to notice the quiet ones, Riad Habban is a rare presence — the kind of model who doesn’t chase attention but draws it in with a gravitational calm.
The Model Hamza Boughanou: Wearing the Journey, Living the Story
Every once in a while, the fashion world meets a face that doesn’t just wear clothes — it wears history, intention, and truth. Hamza Boughanou, a striking new force from Morocco, is that kind of face.
Model Spotlight : Streetwear Spirit Meets Timeless Elegance
A new voice in fashion is rising — one that’s not loud, but powerful. Not polished for perfection, but raw in its realness.
Laylla: Moroccan Fashion Model Rising
Laylla is a Moroccan fashion model breaking barriers with confidence, reshaping beauty standards and inspiring curvy models across the country.
Dreaming Beyond Limits of Fashion industry
In a world that still clings to rigid beauty standards, Aya Zerouali stands tall — not in height, but in spirit. A model, fashion student, and proud visionary, Aya brings her voice to the forefront of the fashion industry, reminding us that true beauty lies in bold individuality.