Opinion
In a world dominated by global retail giants, Egyptians are increasingly turning their attention to a more local, personalized shopping experience. Whether it's scouring thrift shops (known as wekalat El Balah or “the date market” in Egypt), perusing social media pages of upcoming local designers, or exploring the vibrant offerings of homegrown brands, this new generation of shoppers is finding joy, creativity, and a sense of community in their pursuit of fashion. Rahma Mohsen, a 27-year-old journalist, has embraced the…
