RESTYLED. UPCYCLED. TAILORED.

I’ve been immersed in the fashion world since 2007, starting with made-to-measure gowns before joining the team that launched the Fashion Department at the Lebanese American University in 2014, in collaboration with Elie Saab and the London College of Fashion.  As Fashion Design Lab Supervisor, I had the privilege of leading fabric manipulation workshops, guiding students through their creative journeys, bringing their fabric designs to life through digital printing, and collaborating in the curation of the graduating class fashion shows.  Over the years, I’ve honed a wide range of fabric manipulation skills and continue to expand and refine them, keeping craftsmanship at the heart of my work. 

The name CÈDRE ET ÉRABLE reflects my story: the cedar, a symbol of my Lebanese heritage, and the maple, a tribute to my Canadian roots. Together, they embody strength, renewal, and balance ; values that inspire my approach to fashion.

At CÈDRE ET ÉRABLE, we celebrate creativity, sustainability, and inclusivity. Our commitment lies in responsible sewing practices that give fashion a more conscious and lasting future.  Instead of feeding fast fashion with short-lived items that quickly lose their charm, we offer an alternative: create a new story for what you already own. Through expert alterations, upcycling, and custom tailoring, your garments gain a second life, perfectly fitted to your style, your figure, and your story.

Choosing CÈDRE ET ÉRABLE means choosing longevity, quality, and individuality. It’s fashion that feels personal, local, and deeply respectful of both you and the environment.