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Discover timeless beauty with the Abaya Noujoum – a masterpiece of grace and craftsmanship.
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(Each piece is unique, no exchanges or returns. Please consult our size guide before ordering.)
✨ Noujoum, the black Abaya reimagined with a refined touch of originality!
The model is 1.64m tall and wears a size 56 for a long and fluid look. For an ankle-length fall, size 54 would be perfectly suited.
Discover timeless and sophisticated elegance with our Abaya Noujoum, an exclusive creation in deep black enhanced by a unique detail at the sleeves.
Designed specifically to give you a chic and refined look, this Abaya stands out with its subtle design and original sleeves, making it an exceptional piece. Featuring a button closure for a perfect fit, it comes with a perfectly matched veil, offering you a complete ready-to-wear ensemble.
Its fluid cut provides comfort and freedom of movement throughout the day, while the delicate details at the sleeves add an incomparable touch of elegance.
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