Day 4 of Miilkiina Fashion Week discusses “Virtual Fashion: The Rise of Digital Influencers and Cyber Fashion Shows”. Our panelists are: @esthermkofficial and Digital Fashion Week founders @omar_braika and @wifirider. Moderated by our very own @naomiaccardi.

FInal Day 6 of Miilkiina Fashion Week discussing the relationship between visual art and fashion moderated by Jason Nicco-Annan(@jasonthejpeg). In conversation with Shannon Maldonado of @helloyowie, Osama Mootassem(@samutasem) of @nvrfrgttn, Edmund Mallari(@nottinottinotti), Kim Nguyen of @ngyeninc and Arianna Ablondi Pedretti(@ariannaablondipedretti) of @tytm8.

Day 2 of Miilkiina Fashion Week with members of @miilkiina’s very own community discussing Brands, Social Media and the evolution of fashion in the digital space. Moderated by Osama Chabbi and in conversation with Dara Hamarneh, Roxanne Navai of RX Studio, Noor Elkhaldi, Soraya Gunning of Nuoya Studios, and Nicholas Bailey.

Kicking off Miilkiina Fashion Week with members of @miilkiina’s very own community discussing breaking into the fashion industry.  In conversation with @telshaanderson of @t.a.newyork, @stephen.tayo, @kakra.pdf of @outnumber_official, and @ndjolijean, moderated by @lararbid.

Happy Pride Month! Although celebrating was a little different this year, we're making do with what we have and feel humbled by the world we're currently living in. From law reform to phasing out of lockdown(or right back into it in some places), this Pride month has been a whirlwind. In honor of our LGBTQIA community, this Weekly Medley highlights a few queer-owned brands and several other brands and retailers that are giving back to the LGBTQIA community during Pride and beyond. Enjoy!

When Fall creeps back into our lives, a season of change slowly occurs. The leaves turn bright, beverages of choice go from iced to hot, and our wardrobe transforms. This week, we've searched far and wide for our top Autumnal picks, from clothing to beauty. A BY FAR boot here, a hanahana Shea Body Butter there, this is Miilkiina's Weekly Medley for October 15th, 2020.

We've rounded up a selection of unique gifts to add to your Holiday carts this season. From Indie brands to luxury mainstays, this Medley has a little bit of something for everybody on your list(including yourself!).

All the items we're eyeing and buying this week.

We've rounded up a selection of all of the freshest and most joyful things we're adding to our carts and wishlists this week. Scroll through to get your New Year started right with a beauty, fashion and home refresh.

Michael Rotimi is melanating a new face of fashion with his POC-exclusive talent agency, Offshore.

Exploring the fashion evolution of nature's art, pearls.

Exploring the evolution of fashion's most practical, durable and timeless material, leather.

In its minimal form, the slip dress remains an adored garment in the evolution of womenswear. Explore the transformation of this cherished gown.

The garment once exclusively reserved for menswear has seen a cultural shift, making the evolution of one of the most classic garments undeniable.

A reflection of Fashion Month and Miilkiina's series of roundtable conversations.

Our interview with Roni Helou about his slow-fashion label that's making a strong bid to save his home country of Lebanon from it's waste crisis.

It's time to put our money where our mouths are and be aware of the businesses we choose to give our dollars to. Discover the global black-own fashion brands that are trail-blazing through the industry.

Raya Kassisieh explores the intricate and indescribable emotion and feeling that the setting of the Sun invokes.

The social, style and sartorial legacy of the 70s it-girl and timeless icon.

How the designer explores otherness and gives precedence to histories that counter dominant narratives.

A nostalgic look back through the archives of our favorite fashion print campaigns of the 1990s.

An exploration of Display Copy and Disruptive Berlin’s ethical take on archival edits.

An ode to the visionary, Farida Khelfa. Delving into the work of iconic model and muse of the 80s and 90s and her recent journery as a filmmaker.

Miilkiina presents a special fashion editorial Born in Amman, Jordan starring our Creative Director, Raya Kassisieh styling the very best of Nafsika Skourti's F/W '20 collection.

Miilkiina presents an exclusive fashion editorial of Vitaly’s Spring Summer 2021 Campaign G3N3S1S.

The contemporary line of luxury handbags that we’re currently coveting.

A Miilkiina exclusive editorial featuring the highly-coveted Toronto-based label.

Pam Nasr on finding purpose, liberation through her mullet, and channeling self-expression in her art.

The Lebanese-Australian designer's work symbolizes the escapism we have all been craving in a post-pandemic world.

The Lebanese-Australian designer Katrine Hanna plays a beautiful rendition of Houdou' Nisbi on her beloved flute.

We like to talk but pledges to sustainability have mostly remained just that. Do consumer’s ethical sensibilities falter right before check out or are we just simply in over our heads?

Our interview with the self-proclaimed texture juggernaut and jack of all trades, Gia Seo. From art direction to content creation, Gia gets candid about her personal creative journey.

With both visual and emotional depth, Tamila Shchur's work is incredibly authentic. Learn about her work and the exhibition she dedicated to her mother.

The Dubai-based fashion creative, stylist, and model tells us why she is her own muse.

A sit-down with Highsnobiety Editor, Noah Thomas, about his fascination with mules, growing up in Virginia, plus his thoughts on post-pandemic fashion.

Asking the eyewear designer and business mogul behind Roberi & Fraud and PHILÓ Eyewear all of the good questions.

We partnered up with quality essentials brand KOTN for an editorial campaign to highlight extraordinary Egyptian talent.

Lebanese Designer Salim Azzam works to preserve the delicate craft of embroidery by providing women in his community with a platform to document their stories.

How the model, designer, and artist sparks difficult conversations that can be a force for change.

Changing the stereotypes of what it means to be “Made in Bangladesh” by putting equity and sustainability at the forefront.