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About Latif Yahia
Latif Yahia is an Iraqi-born author, commentator, and public figure whose life story has transcended literature, film, and international media, ultimately finding its latest expression in contemporary design. Born in 1964, he grew up in Baghdad and attended the city’s most exclusive school, where his striking resemblance to Uday Saddam Hussein would alter the course of his life. As a young army officer during the Iran-Iraq war, he was thrust into the role of Uday’s body double, a reality that would later become the foundation of his writing and public profile.
His published works include The Devil’s Double, The Black Hole, The Hangman of Abu Ghraib, and Forty Shades of Conspiracy. The Devil’s Double was later adapted into the 2011 feature film directed by Lee Tamahori and starring Dominic Cooper. Through books, interviews, and public appearances, Latif Yahia has built an international profile defined by survival, reinvention, and command.
That same instinct for image and presence has long shaped his relationship with elegance and style. Known for a polished, masculine, and deliberate way of dressing, he has cultivated a visual identity grounded in luxury, precision, and strength. His appreciation for fine materials, disciplined tailoring, and elevated detail makes fashion not a departure but a natural evolution.
Today, Latif Yahia channels that experience into luxury menswear and accessories defined by refinement, character, and statement-making elegance. For him, style is not mere decoration; it is authorship and presence. Through fashion, he enters a new chapter shaped not by imposed identity but by chosen identity: refined, deliberate, and unmistakably his own.