Turki Jadalla, a celebrated Saudi fashion designer, has carved a unique niche for himself in couture and prêt-à-porter. His fashion journey began in London, where his mother worked as a skilled seamstress. She crafted elegant garments that ignited his early fascination with fabrics, textures, and design. Inspired by her artistry, Jadallah pursued his passion relentlessly, shaping his destiny as a designer known for blending tradition with modernity. 

 

His breakthrough came in 1997 with his debut show at Jeddah's Leylaty Hall, showcasing his ability to turn dreams into reality. By 1998, he had made history as the only Saudi designer to participate in the inaugural Dubai Shopping Festival, earning widespread acclaim. Eager to refine his craft, he ventured to Florida to study at the International Academy of Fashion in Miami, graduating in 2001. This milestone was followed by a stint at Bridal Glory in Miami, where he honed his skills in creating exquisite bridal gowns that accentuated feminine beauty. 

 

In 2012, Jadalla launched his eponymous brand, TJ/Turk Jadalla, merging his Saudi heritage with international appeal. The same year, he made waves at London Fashion Week, presenting a collection inspired by the timeless elegance of Audrey Hepburn. His designs, often described as regal and creative, feature intricate embroidery, luxurious fabrics like lace, taffeta, and organza, and a palette that combines bold monochromes with delicate pastels. Each piece reflects his meticulous attention to detail and his commitment to celebrating individuality and femininity. 

 

Jadallah’s style is a harmonious blend of classic refinement and bold innovation, influenced by his cosmopolitan upbringing in Jeddah—a city that bridges the traditional and the modern. His work is a tribute to romance and elegance, empowering women to embrace their unique beauty, regardless of societal norms. 

 

Over the years, he has gained recognition through prestigious events, such as his standout appearance on Lebanon’s Project Fashion, where he won awards for his prêt-à-porter creations. His couture shows at Claridge’s Hotel in London further solidified his reputation as an international designer, admired for his theatrical and imaginative collections that evoke the opulence of royalty and glamour of Hollywood’s golden age. 

 

After a reflective interval during the pandemic, Jadallah has reemerged with renewed vigor, joining the Saudi company MUCO to bring his visionary designs to a wider audience. With his unwavering passion and dedication, Turki Jadalla continues to enchant the fashion world, creating timeless pieces that celebrate beauty, artistry, and the essence of femininity.