In a crowded marketplace where truly original fragrances are rare, Deem Perfume Library earns points for originality.
Within classy bottles and simple packaging you will find unusual fragrances with names such as “Arabic coffee,” “baby powder” and “cigar.” For the less adventurous, the extensive range includes more traditional options such as lavender, musk and oud, all made with specially selected, high-quality European ingredients.
Deem is an online store which also produces home fragrances. The “Garden” scent, for example, brings the sweet smell of freshly cut grass and morning dew into your home.
The prices are very reasonable, and the company also offers gift boxes containing your choice of perfume, a fragrance guide and a large selection of samples, all packed in a personalized box.
What We Are Buying Today: Deem Perfume Library
What We Are Buying Today: Deem Perfume Library
- The prices are very reasonable, and the company also offers gift boxes
Amira Al-Zuhair stars in Ramadan campaign for Loro Piana
- Saudi French model wears a long olive-green dress
- Begun the year with many high-profile appearances
DUBAI: Saudi French model Amira Al-Zuhair this week fronted a Ramadan campaign for Italian luxury brand Loro Piana.
In images shared on the brand’s Instagram page, Al-Zuhair wears a floor-length olive-green dress featuring a V-neckline, defined waist seam, and fluid cape-style sleeves falling from the shoulders.
According to the brand’s caption, the Ramadan capsule highlights “intricate detailing and the beauty of simplicity,” presenting a wardrobe of comfortable silhouettes.
Shot in the warm, diffused light of a pottery artist’s studio, the campaign centers on elongated shapes, clean lines, and a muted palette of sage and sand tones.
Al-Zuhair has begun the year with a series of high-profile appearances. In addition to the Loro Piana campaign, she walked the runway at Jacquemus’ Fall/Winter 2026 “Le Palmier” show in Paris last month.
The event, staged at the Musee National Picasso, brought Simon Porte Jacquemus’ latest co-ed collection to life with playful yet sculptural silhouettes, blending mid-century couture references and 1990s sensibilities.
“Merci infiniment Simon. It was an honor to be part of this iconic show with such an amazing team, congratulations! Thank you for having me,” posted Al-Zuhair.
The model closed a segment of the show in an ensemble that captured the collection’s nod to both elegant simplicity and bold form.
She wore a black midi skirt with a structured blazer top with cutout detail at the back, cinched at the waist with a wide belt. The look was completed with a wide-brimmed hat that added a touch of drama.
The Jacquemus presentation, which also acted as the finale of Paris Men’s Fashion Week, wove together confetti-like motifs, geometric forms and a celebration of joie de vivre, encapsulating Jacquemus’ irreverent yet refined vision ahead of the upcoming couture season.
Al-Zuhair, born in Paris to a French mother and Saudi father, has appeared on the runway for renowned fashion houses.
She has walked for Missoni, Maison Alaia, Brunello Cucinelli, Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana, Giambattista Valli, Giorgio Armani, Elie Saab and more.
In addition to her runway appearances, Al-Zuhair has featured in campaigns for brands including Prada, Chanel and Carolina Herrera.
