Founded in 2014 by half-Greek, half-Jordanian sisters Nafsika and Stephanie Skourti, this fashion brand emerged from their parents' TV room in Amman, Jordan, with a mission to export the nuances and stories of the region. The brand creates sharp separates, couture details, and modern tailoring while weaving cultural narratives and explorations of region-specific history and humor. Known for politically charged designs that challenge cultural customs, Nafsika Skourti incorporates symbols from Greek, Palestinian, and Jordanian heritage into contemporary pieces. The brand gained international recognition when the Victoria & Albert Museum acquired their iconic Jerusalem jacket, which features cultural iconography adapted for modern times. Working with local artisans and Syrian refugee women, the brand represents a beautiful pairing of glamour and anti-glamour, serving the many facets of femininity through cut and expression of dress.