As a passionate cook, Muiza Rajapkar has spent three years in Kuwait discovering and experimenting with desserts, and eventually writing her very own recipes. For this homemaker, life is all about sharing first-ha

Service Hero President, Faten Abu-Ghazaleh, tells us more about the concept that is revolutionizing customer satisfaction throughout the Middle East. What does the Service Hero CSI ideally mean, and what does it

As the new spokesman for Sacoor Brothers clothing, a Lisbon based retailer founded in 1989, Patrick Dempsey is now putting his face to the growing brand known for high end fabrics and cuts alike. As a company that

Fatima Hasan is a 26 year-old Bahraini woman, living and working abroad in London. Having recently finished her Masters in Product and Space Design, not to mention a stint working in Hong Kong’s bustling field o

Amal Khreich is no stranger to Kuwait. Although this fashion and marketing guru previously left K-town, she knew that, someday, she would return. Her vision as an accomplished marketeer extends beyond her position

Co-founding what started as a grass-roots initiative is now evolving into an impactful organization, Faisal Al-Fuhaid is one with his cause. We previously covered Equait in these bazaar pages, we were thrilled to

The Infographist is a new and innovative design studio, established in the Middle East, with a goal of turning their customers’ data into self-explanatory visuals that connect with the intended audience. A proce

For the last several years, Bianca Simonian, the enigmatic owner of The Early Bird Café- has been the smiling face behind the favorite restaurant for many locals and expats alike. Normally it comes to one’s att

We recently got to sit down with Miranda Winkler, a half Indonesian American who has lived in Kuwait for a little over 5 years now. As an Origami hobbyist, pencil artist and, more recently a painter as well, she c

A young mother with an innate entrepreneurial spirit, Dima Nuseibah takes mom-dom (the ever-so-challenging kingdom of motherhood) to a whole new level with her latest endeavor—babycottons. After a short time wor

Born in 1980, in the midst of the strife of an already war-torn Lebanon, Alexandra Tohme and her family would soon move to Saudi Arabia. These early travel experiences would prove pivotal for a young Alex, and for

Our love/hate affair with the mainstream could easily be considered as the idiom of the century. We praise the constant quest for individualism, tricking ourselves into thinking that by boycotting everything mains