Egypt Fashion Week returns to the Agricultural Museum on 13 and 14 November
The third Egypt Fashion Week brings two days of runway shows, workshops and talks to the Agricultural Museum in Dokki on 13 and 14 November. Passes cost EGP 450, or EGP 350 for students.
Egypt Fashion Week is back for its third edition, with two days of shows at the Agricultural Museum in Dokki on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 November. Passes are on sale on Tickets Marche.
The programme puts Egypt's well-known designers on the runway alongside guest designers from China, Jordan, Türkiye and Russia. Between the shows there are hands-on workshops, industry talks and entertainment, and this year adds The Egyptian Beauty Hub, a new space given over to Egyptian beauty. Founders of fashion and beauty labels can also book one-to-one pitches with investors, which makes the event as much a meeting place for the trade as a show for the public.
The Agricultural Museum is a familiar home for the event. When Egypt Fashion Week first ran in May 2023, its runway days were held in the museum's grounds in Dokki, with collections from more than 70 designers. The gardens and old halls give the shows a setting few venues in Cairo can match.
Doors open at 10am on both days; no closing time has been published. A Regular Pass costs EGP 450 and a Student Pass EGP 350, and students must show a valid student ID at the door. To reserve a place in a workshop or a talk, you need the MUSE Creative Network app, which also carries the programme, live sessions and a way to meet other guests. Walking on the runway carpet is not allowed, outside food is not allowed and there is no smoking inside. The venue has toilets, food and security.
If you are going, buy your pass on Tickets Marche, download the MUSE app before you arrive and book the workshops you want early, since places in sessions are limited by the app. The museum is in Dokki, Giza, and the ticket page has a map link to the entrance. Bring your student card if you buy the cheaper pass.