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First look at Bouchra

A new trailer has been released for Bouchra, which is set to release June 26, 2026.

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Bouchra Jarrar Couture Fall 2020 Review – WWD

During lockdown, Bouchra Jarrar found salvation in haute couture, realizing some of the prototypes for her fall collection at her Paris apartment with her own two hands.

“I became a little Azzedine Alaïa,” she said with a chuckle, alluding to the late Tunisian designer famous for toiling at all hours, forever tinkering with his exacting silhouettes.

The comparison isn’t silly, for Jarrar is…

http://styleveryday.com/2017/07/06/designer-bouchra-jarrar-to-leave-fashion-house-lanvin-report/

Designer Bouchra Jarrar to Leave Fashion House Lanvin (Report)

8:02 AM PDT 7/6/2017 by Stephanie Chan

The designer departs after 14 months with the French fashion house.

Bouchra Jarrar is reportedly leaving Lanvin.

The designer is said to be departing after only 14 months of joining the French fashion house as artistic director, reports Business of Fashion.

Jarrar followed in the foot steps of Alber Elbaz, who was dismissed from the brand in October 2015 after 14 years. Though Elbaz oversaw both men’s and women’s design, Jarrar was in charge of the women’s collection only. She also shuttered her eponymous label to commit to Lanvin.

Her debut collection was described by THR style and fashion news director Booth Moore as “a really smart start” with “a covetable mix of sex appeal and at-home-in-your-own-skin ease,” while her second outing was “a fine collection, although some of the fabrics could have been more substantial, and more expensive-looking.” Jarrar’s contributions haven’t been enough to save the troubled house; in June, the brand reported a 23 percent fall in revenue for 2016, according to BoF.

The breakup is rumored to have been caused by the tension between Jarrar and CEO Michele Huiban, as well as owner Shaw-Lan Wang’s refusal to allow outside investments. Elbaz is said to have faced disagreements with Huiban and Wang, causing him to exit.

A Lanvin rep did not immediately respond to The Hollywood Reporter‘s request for comment.

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