• Beaded dress, Dh3,090, Theia, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
    Beaded dress, Dh3,090, Theia, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
  • Lame dress, Dh1,295, SemSem. Courtesy SemSem
    Lame dress, Dh1,295, SemSem. Courtesy SemSem
  • Open-work off-the-shoulder dress, Dh2,980, Holland, S*uce. Courtesy S*uce
    Open-work off-the-shoulder dress, Dh2,980, Holland, S*uce. Courtesy S*uce
  • Summer pear brooch, Dh705, Madiso. Courtesy Madiso
    Summer pear brooch, Dh705, Madiso. Courtesy Madiso
  • Esmerelda dress, Dh1,600, Twisted Roots. Courtesy Twisted Roots
    Esmerelda dress, Dh1,600, Twisted Roots. Courtesy Twisted Roots
  • Ruffled jumpsuit, Dh8,100, Azzi & Osta, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
    Ruffled jumpsuit, Dh8,100, Azzi & Osta, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
  • Clutches, from Dh9,570, NS by Noof. Courtesy NS by Noof
    Clutches, from Dh9,570, NS by Noof. Courtesy NS by Noof
  • Dress, Dh1,795, All Things Mochi. Courtesy All Things Mochi
    Dress, Dh1,795, All Things Mochi. Courtesy All Things Mochi
  • Jacquard off the shoulder dress, Dh1,995, Kage, Boutique 1. Courtesy Boutique 1
    Jacquard off the shoulder dress, Dh1,995, Kage, Boutique 1. Courtesy Boutique 1
  • Puff sleeved dress, Dh1,435, Deema Ajlani. Courtesy Deema Ajlani
    Puff sleeved dress, Dh1,435, Deema Ajlani. Courtesy Deema Ajlani
  • Wrapped gown, Dh2,800, Illustrella Moda, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
    Wrapped gown, Dh2,800, Illustrella Moda, Ounass. Courtesy Ounass
  • Halter neck dress, Rami Al Ali. Courtesy Rami Al Ali
    Halter neck dress, Rami Al Ali. Courtesy Rami Al Ali
  • Bias cut dress, Madiyah Al Sharqi. Courtesy Madiyah Al Sharqi
    Bias cut dress, Madiyah Al Sharqi. Courtesy Madiyah Al Sharqi
  • Jacquard dress, Dh3,050, Amal Al Raisi, Ounass. Courtesy Amal Al Raisi
    Jacquard dress, Dh3,050, Amal Al Raisi, Ounass. Courtesy Amal Al Raisi
  • Pleated dress, Dh1,830, IAMMAI. Courtesy IAMMAI
    Pleated dress, Dh1,830, IAMMAI. Courtesy IAMMAI
  • Lavender dress, Dh1,500, Viola, S*uce. Courtesy S*uce
    Lavender dress, Dh1,500, Viola, S*uce. Courtesy S*uce
  • Satin dress, Dh2,888, Marina Qureshi. Courtesy Marina Qureshi
    Satin dress, Dh2,888, Marina Qureshi. Courtesy Marina Qureshi
  • Floral dress, Kristina Fidelskaya. Courtesy Kristina Fidelskaya
    Floral dress, Kristina Fidelskaya. Courtesy Kristina Fidelskaya
  • Begum boots, Dh4050, Amina Muaddi, Farfetch. Courtesy Farfetch
    Begum boots, Dh4050, Amina Muaddi, Farfetch. Courtesy Farfetch
  • Feather trimmed kaftan, Dh2,535, Bambah, Farfetch. Courtesy Farfetch
    Feather trimmed kaftan, Dh2,535, Bambah, Farfetch. Courtesy Farfetch

Eid Al Fitr in the UAE: 20 easy-to-buy-online dresses, jumpsuits and accessories by regional designers


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This Eid Al Fitr we will be staying home, but that does not mean we have to forgo dressing up for the celebration with family, or with friends over Zoom.

Whether you plan to make this Eid a low-key event, or want to feel truly glam, we've rounded up some of the best looks and accessories from top regional designers.

All of these can be bought online and most will be delivered in time for the celebrations considering they're from companies predominantly based in the UAE (just confirm ahead of time that that is the case).

Scroll through the gallery above for 20 looks, and find more details on the pieces below...

All Things Mochi brings its trademark sunny patterning to a sharp square necked, big shouldered dress (above) that is perfect for going day to night: just belt it and add earrings for a fresh evening look.

Simpler looks also come courtesy of Twisted Roots, with a pretty candy-striped tiered dress, or Viola's lace trimmed dress, tie-dyed and interesting for evening, teamed with tights and over-the-knee boots.

Bambah delivers a beautiful belted kaftan in jacquard and feathers, as Amal Al Raisi takes the same shape and turns it into an elegant full-length gown.

SemSem offers some serious metallic sheen with its bottle green lamé dress that feels straight out of Studio 54, as does Rami Al Ali's halter neck look.

Both Madiyah Al Sharqi and Marina Qureshi opt for satin, that will ripple and dance with light all evening. Meanwhile Theia's full-length beaded look is seriously sophisticated.

If it is accessories that you are looking for, why not try Madiso and its collection of utterly delightful brooches, all made with intricate crystals echoing pears, butterflies and tiny creatures.

If money is no object, then look to the Islamic-design-inspired patterned clutches by NS by Noof (above).

This Bahraini brand has a well earned reputation for its exquisite bags that, although expensive, might well prove to be a classic of the future.