I think Djellaba has reserved a place in the world of Haute Couture, symbol carries a wonderful message of great breadth of our cultural heritage elegance.
It should feel pride in the majestic beauty of our national costume, extraordinary heritage, not only continue to exist, but is left worn over time to evolve and adapt each time through the passion and expertise of major figures in the creation Moroccan style.
Moroccan suit comes in varying aspects across regions and despite some similarities, the urban clothing is different from the campaigns. In past years, the art has undergone a dress sometimes barely perceptible change in the countryside, but striking in cities.
Less varied than the costume of rural women, the traditional costume of urban is characterized by the simplicity of the dress from outside (haik and jilbab) and the wealth of the coat interior (caftans and gandoura). Like other components of the costume city, the jilbab has undergone over the past four decades important changes. If it keeps the same overall structure, it has lost, except among conservative women or of a certain age, the severity of cuts and sober colors debut.
