ABOUT
THE MAISON NOVAGUE
A poem on beauty
Maison Novague is a new brand with an international spirit. This is just the beginning of our journey and we warmly welcome you to join our exciting world of beauty and sensuality. We are accompanied along the way by unique women like Meryem Uzerli, who embodies the elegance of our brand. Our haute couture is made exclusively on request and is the heart of our house.
Our promise
We only use materials of exceptionally high quality. Our garments and accessories are handmade in renowned tailor shops and all fabrics are selected with great care by founder Fariba Pourkhajani. They are collected in different places around the world.
Founder
Fariba
Pourkhajani
Creative Director and Founder, Maison Novague
Fariba Pourkhajani is a Berlin based creative director and the visionary behind Maison Novague, a fashion house known for its sculptural silhouettes and poetic minimalism. Her creative journey began not in a studio but in movement, shaped by years of life between Berlin, Paris, Milan, London, Los Angeles, New York and Dubai.
With a background rich in visual sensibility and multicultural influence, Fariba approaches fashion as a language of identity. She is known for her uncompromising eye, a delicate yet critical sense for composition, texture and detail. Every garment she creates is an echo of discipline, intuition and refined emotion.
Maison Novague is not trend driven. It is a statement of presence without noise, rooted in the belief that confidence and style, like couture, are things you wear from within.
Her creative approach is not guided by external ideals but shaped from within the essence of the woman herself. Each piece is not meant to transform her but to reveal, not to impress but to reflect what already exists.
Presented internationally and praised for her distinctive aesthetic, Fariba continues to shape a new narrative of fashion, one that speaks in silence but leaves a lasting presence.
Her work goes beyond aesthetics. Each piece is created to anchor the woman in herself, not to decorate her but to remind her of what she already holds. She believes that style is not what is worn. It is what cannot be removed.