Nora Fatehi didn’t just command the stage at UNTOLD Dubai, she made a statement. Dressed in a striking recycled patchwork skirt, she proved that responsible glamour can shine just as brightly under the spotlight, kicking off the start of her Pop-girl era.
Styled by Dhruv Kapoor with glam by Marianna Mukuchyan, Nora’s ensemble was where creativity met consciousness. The intricate patchwork skirt, crafted from repurposed textiles, wasn’t merely a fashion statement, it was a story of reinvention, resourcefulness, and fearless self-expression. As one fan aptly noted, “Her recycled patchwork skirt isn’t just a fashion statement; it’s a reminder that creativity can transform waste into art.”
On stage, performing her empowering new single “What Do I Know (Just A Girl)” alongside Shenseea, Nora’s style echoed the track’s message of individuality, confidence, and breaking norms. This performance also marked her official U.S. debut under Warner Records, in partnership with 5 Junction, the global entertainment company founded by Anjula Acharia. Written by legendary songwriter Justin Tranter and produced by Max Martin and Robyn, the track is a cheeky anthem for girls navigating a world that often misunderstands, undervalues, and underestimates them.
By pairing conscious couture with an unforgettable stage presence, Nora Fatehi continues to inspire a new generation to embrace eco-luxury and mindful fashion. Her appearance at UNTOLD Dubai wasn’t just a performance, it was a movement. In a world obsessed with excess, Nora stood as a symbol of sustainability, substance, and soul.
Her recycled patchwork skirt isn’t just a fashion statement; it’s a reminder that creativity can transform waste into art. A true icon inspiring the new generation to embrace responsible glamour.