Fashion Tea Time Returns to Royal Mansour Casablanca’s Rooftop
A New Setting Above Casablanca
Royal Mansour Casablanca’s Fashion Tea Time returns this autumn with a new address within the hotel: its Rooftop. Following an initial series at the Patio, six editions will bring fashion shows and gastronomy together against views of Casablanca. From October through December 2026, the programme spotlights Moroccan labels, craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Fashion Tea Time, Reimagined
The concept gives the afternoon tea ritual a different rhythm, pairing a gastronomic experience with runway presentations. Meanwhile, the move upstairs introduces a fresh perspective on the city. Across the programme, each edition offers a closer look at designers interpreting heritage through clothing, embroidery and materials.
October 17: Caidal’s Contemporary Heritage
The first edition, on October 17, introduces Caidal, the Moroccan luxury ready-to-wear label founded by architects Nabila Lebbar and Samir Arfawi. Its embroidered pieces draw on Morocco’s history while exploring contemporary lines. Moreover, collaborations with artisans and cooperatives support the brand’s commitment to sustainable and equitable production.
October 31: Ramadi’s Urban Beldi Vision
Next, Ramadi Urban Beldi takes the spotlight on October 31. Founded in 2015 by Rajae Errais Madi, the label revisits Moroccan heritage through expressive designs and local craftsmanship. Produced in Morocco in limited runs, its collections combine fine materials with deadstock fabrics. As a result, resourcefulness becomes part of the creative process.
November 14: TRAVEL. and De Velasco
On November 14, two distinct design identities share the programme. Rooted in Marrakech, TRAVEL. draws inspiration from African architecture and local craftsmanship, creating fluid, minimalist silhouettes that evoke journeys and memory.
Alongside it, De Velasco presents a wardrobe of handmade caftans, gandouras, tunics and accessories. Led by sisters Sana and Wafaa Redwani, the Moroccan house places particular attention on fabric selection and delicate embroidery.
November 28: Salma Lazrak and Cup Of Sea
The November 28 edition brings together Salma Lazrak and Cup Of Sea. Based in Marrakech, Salma Lazrak combines Moroccan tradition with contemporary femininity through unique pieces, limited editions and handworked embroidery.
Meanwhile, Moroccan-Saudi designer Sahar Felemban’s Cup Of Sea approaches resort wear through travel, light and Mediterranean living. Together, the labels offer different expressions of a wardrobe shaped by craft and movement.
December: Two Festive Editions
Finally, December 12 and 19 will host two special Royal Mansour Casablanca editions for the festive season. The announcement does not specify participating designers for these dates. However, both afternoons extend the programme’s meeting of fashion, gastronomy and hospitality into the end of the year.
Planning Your Visit
Each Fashion Tea Time begins at 3:30 PM at the Rooftop of Royal Mansour Casablanca. The menu costs 480 MAD per person.
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