Made to make all women feel like a queen
Heba Alqurashi's online collections, Jeddah since 2012 — 87 of the 88 pieces the store publishes, from Fall Winter 2022-23 to Winter / Spring 2026. Every piece is named from the house's own words, and every HQ style code still answers. Ask by occasion, by neckline, by size, or by HQ-118.
What is the evening?
A gown is chosen for a night, not off a shelf. Pick one and the assistant opens with that question already asked, then narrows on the cloth, the neckline, the work on it, the size the order form really offers and the price.
Every piece here was called HQ-0035.
All 88 names in HEBA ALQURASHI’s online shop are style codes. What 84 of them are — “Embellished taffeta gown with puffy sleeves” — sat in one line of copy underneath, where no search box looks. Each record now carries that line as its name, and the code is still there, still searchable, and still what the assistant quotes back — which matters, because four different gowns share the name “Strapless Embroidered Crepe Gown”. Ask it both ways.
Ask what a shelf label cannot answer.
Which sizes the order form genuinely offers, which pieces are made after you order and how long they take, one cloth against another for the same night, what delivery and returns cost — or carry on in Arabic.
Every prompt opens a live conversation against HEBA ALQURASHI's real catalogue.
What’s on the rail
- Winter / Spring 2026 19
- Spring / Summer 2025 5
- Fall Winter 2024 19
- Summer 2024 14
- Fall Winter 2023 13
- Spring / Summer 2023 4
- Fall Winter 2022-23 9
In stock today, on the house’s own shelves. Four more pieces are listed as out of stock, pre-order or “14-20 days”, and the assistant says exactly that rather than offering them. The Bridal Collection shelf is empty online, so the assistant offers a person for bridal.
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