Moroccan fashion is heading 23 floors above Casablanca as Royal Mansour prepares to turn its rooftop into a showcase for local designers, craftsmanship and contemporary style.
From October 17 to December 19, Royal Mansour Casablanca will host six Fashion Tea Time events, combining fashion presentations with afternoon tea and panoramic views over the city.
The programme marks a new chapter for an existing concept. First introduced in April 2026 in the hotel's Patio, Fashion Tea Time is moving to the Rooftop for its latest season.
The opening event will featureCaidal, a Moroccanluxury ready-to-wear brand founded by architects Nabila Lebbar and Samir Arfawi.
For Casablanca, the series offers another setting in which contemporary designers can present their work alongside the country's established traditions of craftsmanship.
Caidal Opens The New Season
The first presentation, scheduled for October 17, will introduce Caidal's approach to contemporary Moroccan fashion.
Founded by two architects, the label draws on Morocco's cultural history while incorporating modern cuts and silhouettes.
Its embroidered garments are produced in collaboration with Moroccan artisans and cooperatives, bringing traditional techniques into contemporary ready-to-wear collections.
The brand also places emphasis on responsible production and the preservation of specialist craftsmanship.
Caidal's participation gives the opening event a clear Made in Morocco identity, with local design and artisanal expertise at the centre of the presentation.
Six Events, Different Creative Identities
The programme continues on October 31 withRamadiUrban Beldi, the label founded by Rajae Errais Madi in 2015.
Known for limited-edition collections, Ramadi reinterprets Moroccan design traditions through contemporary clothing and locally produced pieces.
On November 14,TRAVEL.andDe Velascowill presentdifferent approaches to fashion inspired by Moroccan and African creative influences.
TRAVEL. draws on architecture and craftsmanship, while De Velasco specialises in handmade garments including caftans, gandouras and tunics.
The November 28 event will featureSalma LazrakandCup of Sea, combining contemporary Moroccan design with resortwear inspired by Mediterranean lifestyles.
Two special Royal Mansour editions on December 12 and 19 will close the season.
Together, the six events will present a range of creative approaches, from traditional embroidery to modern ready-to-wear and handcrafted clothing.
Fashion, Afternoon Tea And Casablanca Views
The new setting is one of the programme's defining changes.
Located on the 23rd floor of Royal Mansour Casablanca, the Rooftop offers panoramic views across the city.
Fashion presentations will be accompanied by afternoon tea, bringing together design and gastronomy in a more intimate format than a conventional fashion show.
The events are scheduled to begin at3:30 p.m., withthe experience advertised atMAD 480 per person.
Reservations are recommended because places are limited.
For visitors, the programme offers an opportunity to discover Moroccan fashion labels outside traditional boutiques and runway venues.
For participating designers, it provides another setting to present their collections and connect with potential customers.
A New Stage For Made-In-Morocco Fashion
Morocco's fashion identity has long been associated with caftans, embroidery, textiles and skilled artisans.
Contemporary labels are building on those traditions while developing collections that reflect changing tastes and international influences.
The Royal Mansour series brings several of those creative approaches together.
It also shows how hospitality venues can provide additional opportunities for local designers to reach new audiences.
The events will not determine the future of Moroccan fashion on their own, but they offer another platform for the people and skills behind the industry.
From traditional embroidery to contemporary ready-to-wear, Moroccan fashion is finding a new stage — this time above the Casablanca skyline.