The Fashion teatime returns to Royal Mansour Casablanca, now at Le Rooftop
Five editions, including two festive specials, celebrating Moroccan savoir-faire through fashion, gastronomy and the art of hospitality
Following a first season devoted to Morocco’s creative scene, the Fashion Tea Time at Royal Mansour Casablanca returns for a second edition. This time, it settles into Le Rooftop, with its panoramic view over the White City, for a new series of encounters around fashion, design and Moroccan craftsmanship.
October 31, 2026, | Ramadi Special Edition
Ramadi Urban Beldi, a Moroccan label founded in 2015 by Rajae Errais Madi, champions creative, daring and committed fashion. Produced in Morocco in limited runs, its collections reinterpret the country's heritage, blending craftsmanship, fine materials and deadstock fabrics.
November 14, 2026, | TRAVEL. & De Velasco
True to its Marrakech roots, TRAVEL. offers a contemporary vision of African aesthetics, inspired by the continent's architecture and local craftsmanship. Its fluid, minimalist silhouettes are conceived as travel stories, poised between memory, material and modernity.
A Moroccan fashion house now helmed by sisters Sana and Wafaa Redwani, De Velasco creates handmade kaftans, gandouras, tunics and accessories. Every piece is crafted with meticulous care, from the choice of fabrics to the finesse of the embroidery.
November 28, 2026, | Salma Lazrak & Cup of Sea
In Marrakech, Salma Lazrak brings to life creations where Moroccan tradition meets contemporary femininity. From one-of-a-kind pieces to limited series, her hand-embroidered silhouettes, full of grace and character, are designed to elevate the women who wear them.
Founded by Moroccan Saudi designer Sahar Felemban, Cup of Sea is a resort wear label inspired by travel, light and the Mediterranean way of life. Made for long summer days, its collections celebrate a radiant, free-spirited vision of femininity.
December 12 & 19, 2026
Two Royal Mansour Casablanca special editions will bring the year to a festive close.
With this second edition, the Fashion Tea Time continues the dialogue begun in the spring between designers, Moroccan craftsmanship and the art of hospitality. Now hosted at Le Rooftop, the White City’s fashion rendezvous offers a fresh perspective on Morocco’s creative scene and those who bring it to life.
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