Our Story

Al Boushiya began in Kuwait in 1975, born from a family’s devotion to beauty, craftsmanship, and the art of dressing elegantly. What started as a small boutique quickly became known for its refined taste and impeccable service, introducing women in the Gulf to a world of couture that celebrated grace and individuality. In 1993, the family expanded to Abu Dhabi, establishing what would become the heart of the brand and one of the UAE’s leading destinations for luxury evening and bridal wear. From the start, Al Boushiya stood apart for its understanding of women’s lives and aspirations, offering more than clothing, a sense of confidence and timeless elegance. Over the decades, the boutique has grown into a regional institution of luxury, representing a hand-selected portfolio of the world’s most distinguished designers: Oscar de la Renta, Georges Hobeika, Monique Lhuillier, Richard Quinn, Erdem, Emilia Wickstead, Jenny Packham, Carolina Herrera, Giambattista Valli, and others. Each piece is curated for artistry, emotion, and exclusivity, chosen not for trends but for the way it makes a woman feel. Now led by the third generation of women, Al Boushiya remains a family-owned, female-driven legacy, defined by continuity, trust, and the pursuit of excellence. Mothers and daughters have shopped with us for decades, making Al Boushiya not just a store but a shared heritage, where milestones are celebrated, and memories are woven into every gown. Our vision is to continue redefining the regional luxury experience by merging heritage with modern innovation—expanding through elegant new spaces, global digital platforms, and meaningful collaborations. Our values remain unchanged: Integrity in every relationship. Exclusivity through limited, hand-picked collections. Empowerment of women in fashion and leadership. Heritage that honors the past while embracing the future. From Kuwait’s beginnings to Abu Dhabi’s flourishing present, Al Boushiya stands as a testament to timeless femininity, family legacy, and refined taste. More than five decades later, our purpose remains the same— to celebrate women, honor craftsmanship, and keep the art of elegance alive.