Kerrat's New Winter Collection Brings Morocco's Colours to Our Closets

Drawing inspiration from strong, confident women, Nariman Tarek founded Kerrat in 2014 with the sole purpose of defying norms with her bold designs.

Kerrat's new 'Winter in Marrakech' collection features several iconic pieces with significant names. The Majorelle jumpsuit is named after the gardens and villa of famed French artist, Jacques Majorelle, whose signature blue paint made Les Jardins Majorelle his greatest artistic contribution to the country's cultural capital.

Inspired by nature and the vast landscapes of Morocco, the blue Trellis jacket rocks the 'trellis drainage pattern', created a phenomenon where unparalleled streams of water erode a valley and create different formations.

The Babouche Coat is made of 100% Italian merino wool and cashmere comes in all the colours you could possibly need for a cashmere coat - emerald, lilac, baby blue, orange, beige and purple. ‘Babouche’ is a cheerful yellow and takes its exotic name from slippers worn by men in Morocco,” Tarek told CairoScene.

“I like the creative process of putting unconventional fabrics and colours together and seeing the end result on fellow women and watching them confidently showing it off.”

The Babouche Coat is made of 100% Italian merino wool and cashmere comes in all the colours you could possibly want. "'Babouche' is a cheerful yellow and takes its exotic name from slippers worn by men in Morocco," Tarek told CairoScene.

"I like the creative process of putting unconventional fabrics and colours together and seeing the end result on fellow women and watching them confidently show them off," Tarek added.

The brand's principles are all about the best quality, customer service and follow-up, and ensure affordability and integrity. They even deliver right to your doorstep.

You can shop the new collection onl their Instagram and you will soon find it in Pop Up Shop and London.

Photography: @sherifahmedd
Styling: @may.smahmoud
Model: @nada.abadir