Assala in an exceptional night at the Beirut concert... and here are the details of her look

Beirut was in for a treat tonight, as Assala Nasri took the stage to treat her audience to an unforgettable evening, not only with her voice, but also with her presence, which epitomized the meaning of luxury.

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Assala's look was designed by world-renowned Lebanese designer Krikor Jabotian, known for his ability to blend modern luxury with touches inspired by Eastern history.

It was reported that Assala wore a long dress featuring a flowing cut that modestly exposed the right shoulder and wide-cut sleeves in the style of an Arabian kaftan. The dress was in indigo blue, a color historically associated with royalty and symbols of wisdom. In its modern connotations, indigo blue embodies confidence, inner calm, and the energy that inspires reassurance amidst the hustle and bustle of life. Assala's elegant look was completed with distinctive jewelry designed by Christian Bonja.

The golden corset... feminine armor with an oriental touch In a skillful balance, the golden metallic corset, embellished with colorful stones, sculpted the dress's waist, adding another dimension to the look—reminiscent of a royal shield that reflects strength and boldness, while simultaneously highlighting the beauty of the figure and the femininity of the look. The gold here wasn't merely an ornament, but rather a visual message about remaining strong no matter how circumstances change.

A hairstyle fit for a queen Hairstylist Vache Nazaret crowned Assala's look with a regal updo, accentuated by a large braid that hugged the polished chignon and was secured with a crystal-embellished accessory. Her makeup was warm and oriental, with smoky eye makeup, bright beige-pink lipstick, and bronze blush.

Amidst the applause and cheers, the Beirut stage was transformed into a temporary throne for Asala, as fashion and music met to create an exceptional moment. It's a new beginning, as the artist expressed in her words accompanying her appearance on social media. Her presence on this night embodied a dream and loyalty to the city that forms part of her artistic identity, affirming that fashion, for her, is a language parallel to music, carrying messages of hope, resilience, and splendor.