From 1 to 3 September, Maison Modeste will take over the monumental Fosbury & Sons on the Prinsengracht. This innovative platform and gallery space creates a stage for the next generation of designers shaping modest fashion today.
Curated by fashion entrepreneur Yeliz Çiçek, Maison Modeste brings together four emerging labels: Destaniya, AMOZA, Maziya, and SUITS for her. Each brand presents a distinct vision of modest fashion, from refined tailoring and elegant silhouettes to sustainable jewellery. At the heart of their collections lies a shared story of identity, culture, and creativity.
Visitors are invited to step into an immersive experience: exploring new collections, engaging directly with designers, and joining intimate workshops. “With Maison Modeste we want to create a space where creativity and identity meet,” says Çiçek. “These brands each tell a story that goes beyond fashion—it’s about perspective, culture, and strength. I’m proud we can offer them a platform during Amsterdam Fashion Week.”
Meet the designers
Destaniya | Jihad Guirou
Luxurious fabrics, craftsmanship, and ethical production are at the core of Destaniya. The brand creates elegant modest fashion that unites refinement with responsibility.
AMOZA | Merve Aydemir
Born from a passion for styling, AMOZA celebrates strength, femininity, and timelessness. Its debut collection The Capsule Wardrobe – The Next Destination presents versatile pieces designed to empower women.
Maziya | Inass el Mazouni
Every piece of jewellery is handcrafted from precious metals and gemstones, offering a touch of everyday luxury. Timeless, refined, and made with care, Maziya inspires women to embrace their individuality.
SUITS for her | Sarah Abbou
A label redefining power dressing for ambitious women, SUITS for her delivers sustainable, high-quality suits that seamlessly transition from business to evening, designed to instil confidence in every setting.
Maison Modeste | Opening hours
Fosbury & Sons, Prinsengracht 769, Amsterdam
Monday 1 September: 10:30 – 18:00
Tuesday 2 September: 10:00 – 18:00
Wednesday 3 September: 10:00 – 18:00
Image by Bastiaan Woudt