Royal Mansour Casablanca has introduced a new “Fashion Tea Time” series that mixes live fashion shows with high-end afternoon tea in a single event.
The bi-monthly experience takes place in the hotel’s Patio and combines runway presentations with a selection of sweet and savoury dishes created to match the style of each designer. After the show, guests are invited to an “After Tea Time” in the Boutique, where they can view the collections more closely and meet the creators.
The first edition will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, featuring Moroccan designer Albert Oiknine alongside the jewellery house Blue Jasmine. Oiknine is known for detailed embroidery work and modern takes on the traditional caftan. Blue Jasmine, founded by gemmologist Yasmine Benabdellah, will present jewellery inspired by Casablanca’s 1930s Art Deco architecture.
That theme draws on the city’s so-called White City identity, shaped by geometric lines and decorative motifs that still define many buildings in Casablanca’s centre.
The Patio, where the event is held, sits at the heart of the hotel and is designed as an open courtyard space, reflecting traditional Moroccan architecture where social life often centres around shared indoor-outdoor areas.
Entry is priced at 480 dirhams per person. Reservations can be made by phone or email through the hotel.
The hotel has also confirmed a series of upcoming editions, running from May through June, featuring collaborations between Moroccan designers and boutique fashion and jewellery names.
The launch reflects a wider shift in Casablanca’s luxury hotel scene, where properties are increasingly hosting cultural and fashion events rather than focusing only on accommodation. It follows similar concepts seen in cities such as London and Paris, where hotels have become venues for fashion-led dining experiences.
