She is known for her frequent collaborations with Middle Eastern and South Asian artists and designers, including Riz Ahmed, Mashrou' Leila and many others.
[4] Since launching her eponymous brand in 2013, she initially focussed on womenswear,[5] pivoting to menswear after a move to London in 2016.
[6] In the early part of her career, Hage often stated that her style is heavily influenced by the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic & philosophy,[7] the belief that things shouldn't be perfect, which can be seen in the asymmetry of her designs, and the materials and textiles she uses.
[16] Her piece, an Elizabethan ruff died with indigo and turmeric, was a response to Samuel Johnson's play 'Irene' and a reevaluation of historic ties between England at the Arab and Islamic worlds.
[19] In 2021, Hage became part of a wave of artists exploring the creation of digital art using blockchain technology and non-fungible tokens (NFTs).