The Five Saudi Game Changers You Need to Know

We’ve put together a list of women you need to know from the creative Saudi scene. Memorize this list. The stylist with the best outfit? Check. The entrepreneur who’s living loudly? Check, check. These super active women are an inspiration to everyone at Fashion Trust Arabia and they all share one thing in common: singular taste and style and we’re hoping their spark and power rub off on you by listing them below.

1 | Latifa bint Saad

“I consider my work as a personified journey of my life and thought processes,” says Bint Saad. Based between Jeddah and London, she has been working as a stylist and creative director for over five years now and has recently worked on projects for Jean Paul Gaultier’s Scandal Gold Perfume, Jdeed Magazine’s Summer 2021 issue, GQ Middle East’s July/August covers and Thobe Series x Vice Arabia.

2 | Nada Baeshen

She joins fashion with women’s empowerment in an ‘oh-so-inspirational’ way. Known for her visually pleasing feed graced with effortless fashion, the Saudi entrepreneur, mother and wife has studied marketing and has a Master’s degree in management. She was inspired by the streets of Newbury to open her own store and is now the founder of The Huntress multibrand boutique.

3 | Noaf Al Namlah

Also known on Instagram as ‘Styling by Noaf’, Al Namlah has over five years of professional experience and today helps her Saudi clients with styling advice, wardrobe makeovers and much more. Despite having graduated with a degree in Computer Information systems, she has successfully carved her way through the fashion industry and today is a stylist at Farfetch.

5 | Norah Al Eisa

Known for styling the cast of the film ‘Born a King’, Al Eisa studied business administration and took fashion business and styling courses at London College of Fashion to broaden her knowledge. She’s also an expert in costume design and has handled some of the biggest fashion and jewelry campaigns in Saudi Arabia.