Creative Space Beirut

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Developed in collaboration with , this pouch, designed to carry makeup and everyday essentials, brings together their ethos of self-care and intentional living with Creative Space Beirut’s mission of social responsibility through design. The pouch was designed and produced under the leadership of CSB alumna , alongside her team and in collaboration with Phenomenal Women, a social enterprise that links women living in difficult situations and survivors of gender- based violence to better opportunities.

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Fashion education should be accessible to those with talent, vision, and drive - not limited by circumstance.

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Beirut Street Culture - Bus Tour and Design Research 🚌

On a rainy Saturday in February, our first year students hopped on a guided bus tour across Beirut to learn from the city itself - spotting hidden gems of inspiration and the small, beautiful details most people pass by without noticing. The tour was led by , an Art Director and designer known for her vibrant use of regional popular culture,
Wandering through historic neighborhoods and everyday corners full of character, the students explored Beirut’s layered street culture and visual language up close. From sweet shops, book shops, and beauty salons to storefronts frozen in the 50s and 60s, they took in hand-painted signage, bold typography, window graphics, packaging, patterns, and all the wonderfully informal branding that gives the city its distinctive flair.
The focus was on living the research: tasting, observing, experiencing, and talking about what we see. A reminder that inspiration is everywhere, sometimes you just have to slow down and look a little closer.

The tour was followed by two studio sessions where students translated what they discovered into design ideas, developing personal concepts inspired by local street culture and refining them into thoughtful, confident directions.

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✂️CSB JURY DAYS: At the end of January, marking the close of the first semester, our first, second, and third-year students presented their work to review panels composed of CSB community. The panels included instructors and alumni who are deeply familiar with the students’ work and development: , , , .g , , , , , and
Jury days are meaningful moments for the students - full of jitters and anticipation. They are also a crucial part of the learning process, giving students the opportunity to clearly communicate their ideas, reflect on their progress, and grow through critique.

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Beirut-based design house invited our students to design and produce tactile objects that respond to touch, pressure, and scent for Wonderfarts, an exhibition at our neighborhood’s Takeover Gallery.
The works are currently on view at Takeover Gallery until May 17th. Visit to experience the pieces in all their strange scented wonder

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Constructing a Classic Tailored Suit: Second-year students model their own tailored suits!
The students’ second year at CSB is where craftsmanship really comes into focus. The curriculum advances into more complex design techniques, with an emphasis on material exploration, refined construction methods, and design innovation.
In their Patternmaking III and Construction III: Tailoring course led by , students dive into the world of classic suit-making, learning how to move between draping, flat pattern drafting, and technical construction. Over the course of the semester, they progress from a 5-piece jacket toile to a full double-breasted jacket, and finally tailored trousers to complete a two-piece suit.

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