LamChoko is a Saudi brand that sells one-of-a-kind handmade chokers and jewelry sets that will add an exotic edge to any outfit.
Chokers reached the peak of their popularity in the Nineties, but the accessory has made several re-appearances in fashion trends in the years since, and LamChoko is banking on the phrase “Old is gold” having some truth behind it.
The choker remains an essential addition to any woman’s wardrobe, not least because its easy-to-wear adaptability means it can be matched with numerous styles and is suitable for many different age ranges.
Chokers can be made from velvet, beads, leather, precious metals, and other materials, and can be embellished with sequins, studs, or pendants, among other things.
LamChoko also sells seasonal collections, including bright, simple chokers for summer, feathery ones for winter, gold and silver tones for Eid, and an 18-karat-gold necklace that can be worn year round, but is especially popular during Ramadan.
Besides its chokers, LamChoko also offers earrings, and customized necklaces, which customers can personalize with their names, initials, or even designs that are special to them for nostalgic reasons.
Most of LamChoko’s showcased products are handmade in Saudi Arabia. Others are imported from India and Russia.
For more information, visit @lamchoko on Instagram.
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Teyana Taylor flaunts Ashi Studio gown
DUBAI: US singer-songwriter and actress Teyana Taylor attended the 41st Annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival on Sunday in a gown by Saudi Arabia couturier Mohammed Ashi.
The gown is from the designer’s Paris-based label Ashi Studio, specifically its Spring/Summer 2026 couture collection.
The all-white look featured a corseted bodice, frayed fabric and slick material offering an experimental wet look to the gown.
Taylor has been on something of a fashion run lately, while promoting Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another.”
Her performance has been widely praised, earning her the Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress, as well as nominations from SAG-AFTRA, BAFTA and the Academy Awards.
Meanwhile, Paramount confirmed last week that “Get Lite,” Taylor’s feature directorial debut, will arrive in cinemas next spring. The film is scheduled for wide theatrical release on April 9, 2027.
Set in New York, the story centers on a gifted yet protected dance student whose world expands when he unexpectedly discovers community, connection and purpose within the city’s subway system.
US actor Storm Reid is set to lead the cast and also serve as a producer on the project, alongside US writer Kenya Barris and actor and filmmaker Anni Weisband. Taylor also registers as an executive producer.
The film “Get Lite” marks Taylor’s first feature as a director. While she is best known for her work as a performer, Taylor has previously directed several music videos, including her own projects “Gonna Love Me” and “Rose in Harlem.”
Those works offered early insight into her visual sensibility and interest in storytelling driven by music and movement, paving the way for her transition into long-form narrative filmmaking.
Beyond film, Taylor has also reached a milestone in music, securing her first Grammy nomination in 2026 for her latest album “Escape Room.”
Ashi’s creations have been worn by celebrities and stars including Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Hudson, Kylie Minogue, Penelope Cruz, Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor, and Queen Rania of Jordan.
Ashi became the first couturier from the Gulf region to join the Federation de la Haute Couture in Paris as a guest member in 2023. He was also the first Gulf designer included in the BoF 500 list, the Business of Fashion’s index of people shaping the fashion industry in 2023.
