Paris-based stylist, creative consultant and fashion editor Omaima Salem, is known for her distinctive aesthetic that transcends fashion. Through her work, she crafts timeless images while exploring societal themes which include evolution, motherhood, and religion.

Drawing inspiration from her French-Egyptian heritage and her early career as a journalist at Vogue Paris — Omaima’s work thoughtfully examines the intersection of popular culture and fashion imagery.

Alongside her role as long-time editor of Marfa Journal, Salem has been diving into curatorial projects, including transforming a magazine into an art exhibition with Play of Manners at Balice Hertling in 2022; bringing together influential artists like Harley Weir, Kingsley Ifill, and composer Daniel Blumberg. A film enthusiast, Omaima also lent her talent as costume designer for Gaspar Noé’s films LOVE and CLIMAX, showcasing her skill in creating compelling characters through wardrobe.

Collaborators include: Daniel Shea, Oliver Hadlee Pearch, Pegah Farahmand, Pascal Gambarte, and Sam Rock. Clients include: M Le Monde, More or Less, System, Vogue France, WSJ, Dior, Hermès, Nike, Saint Laurent, and Vuarnet.