Suhoor season is in full swing in Dubai, and with it comes a wave of ultra-curated, brand-hosted gatherings that turn the holy month into a who’s who of the region’s coolest crowd. While Ramadan is a time for reflection, in recent years, it has also evolved into an opportunity for luxury brands to tap into the local culture and community over moonlit tables laden with the finest spreads. From Miu Miu to Dior, there was a bevy of iftar gatherings and late-night suhoors—making an appearance at as many possible amid Dubai’s high traffic remains an impressive, but necessary feat. The list of names who were present at the past couple of week’s events is wide-spanning: Razane Jammal, Rym Saidi, and many others. Here’s a look inside the buzziest branded suhoors in Dubai this Ramadan.
Dior
Dior’s circle of friends descended upon Ninive Beach in Dubai on March 14 for a Suhoor under the stars. Bassel Khaiat, Razane Jammal, Karen Wazen, Cynthia Samuel, Valerie Abou Chacra, Rym Saidi, and the Twins Hadban showed up in dreamy Dior looks by Maria Grazia Chiuri and Kim Jones. Captured by Patrick Sawaya, the night was all about good food, good company, and even better outfits.
Etro
Etro hosted its first-ever Suhoor in Dubai at Keturah Café, The Keturah Resort—and yes, it was as extra as you’d expect. Guests gathered for an outdoor seated dinner under the stars, surrounded by chic vibes and signature Etro prints.
Moynat
On March 17, Moynat took over Way Out in Dubai for an intimate dinner that was equal parts low-key and luxe. The occasion? A toast to the brand’s growing regional presence and its new Desert Rose Edit—a romantic spin on the signature ‘M’ Canvas, now dipped in pink and styled into totes, mini 48h bags, and tiny-but-mighty SLGs. Gabrielle clutches and top handles also got the pastel treatment in desert rose, blush, and sage—available now, including at the Dubai Mall.
Armani
Armani did Suhoor the only way it knows how—sleek, curated, and perched right next to the glittering Burj Khalifa. Held at the Armani Hotel, the evening served up a next-level Suhoor menu (because of course it did) alongside fashion’s finest.
Miu Miu
Miu Miu took over Dubai’s Villa 515 for the first two-weeks of Ramadan. festivities began on March 4 with a private suhoor, with a special performance by Iraqi singer Rahma Riadh. Guests were decked out in pieces from Miu Miu’s most recent Ramadan collection, which fittingly reimagines beloved wardrobe staples such as skirts, polo shirts, button-ups, and bombers.
