Emirates Woman

The cool accounts to follow

A curated list of who to #follow this month

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@1takennand­os

A username as unique as his feed, Nnamdi produces music for the soul. At 19 the then unemployed Nnamdi was first recognised for his producer talents. Since then he’s collaborat­ed with several artists across the region such as Higo Music and Oche , and played some of the biggest clubs.

@mashroulei­la

Lebanese five-piece band Mashrou’ Leila was formed at a music workshop. The band’s page features an array of graphic visuals, tour dates and indie rock music. Making waves internatio­nally, the band has developed their sound through their three album releases and we can’t wait to see what’s new to come.

@parvbar

Parvane Barret is a musical mastermind and a creative genius, curating captivatin­g campaigns and shoots at Mon Visuel by day and dropping feet tapping music by night. The 19 year old French Iranian aims to create content that excites and promotes curiosity, collaborat­ing with streetwear brands.

@deemaalasa­di

For those who would love to see a slice of luxury living on their Insta feeds, Deema is your girl. The Dubai-based influencer and mummy of one shares her high-life – attending fashion shows, fine dining at à la carte restaurant­s and cruising around the world’s must-visits, one Instagram post at a time.

@milliebvbx­d

Combine fierce looks, otherworld­ly make-up and rich vocals and you’ll have the beautiful Mille. A horror enthusiast and metalhead, the young creative is the lead singer of band Zero Day – a Dubaibased hard rock band formed in early 2008. Serious rock-beauty inspo, rock and roll tunes, she has got it all.

@zahrasegul­le

Flaunting her super-long cornrow braids in front of her 20k strong Instagram family, Zahra Segulle has an effortless­ly chic yet laid-back feed featuring everyday essentials and uber-cool athleisure. Follow her for a major dose of beauty, fashion and lifestyle goals. We are living for this feed, all day, everyday.

@flamingods­music

A username as unique as his feed, Nnamdi produces music for the soul. At 19 the then unemployed Nnamdi was first recognised for his producer talents. Since then he’s collaborat­ed with several artists across the region such as Higo Music and Oche , and played some of the biggest clubs.

@myfashdiar­y

With the tags of DJ and fashion blogger attached to her name, Tala Samman is an epitome of cool-girl. An opening act for Dua Lipa’s performanc­e in the UAE, the Syrian beauty’s Instagram feed is populated with snaps with celebrity friends, world travels and pops of colour from her large wardrobe. Scroll away.

@rayyanumra­ni

A model, writer and DJ, Rayyan Umrani is the one to watch. The Dubai-based influencer has already made a cameo appearance in a Rita Ora music video, but that’s just the beginning. Her Instagram feed takes us through her journey with developing a personal style with a touch of quirkiness and a variety of hair-dos.

@karrouhat

Dubai-based Jordanian Basil Al Hadi is our man crush Monday and every day. Known for his iconic moustache and eccentric style, Hadi made his debut in Paris Fashion Week last year as he modelled for Casablanca for their A/W19 collection. Slowly rising to global fame through his power-packed DJ sets, the creative is conquering one heart.

@novemberus

Leave it to Tumi aka novemberus to serve street style with a pinch of sass and class. A part of several highstreet campaigns, our curly sista equally enjoys being behind the lens as she enjoys being in front of it - snapping away her trips or directing a music video shining a light on local Omani talent - Tumi has got it all.

@salomemc

Middle Eastern rappers are hard to find and the critically acclaimed Salome is one of the talented few. Known for her light voice that contrasts her intense delivery, Salome released her debut album in 2013 filled with politicall­y charged lyrics. The Iranian rapper has been featured by MTV, Time magazine and the Guardian

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