“The Dressing Room,” is an intriguing exploration of the complexities of a woman’s place in the world. Through her photography, Haddad delves into the private nature of the dressing room, a place typically where one tends to their grooming and personal needs away from the public eye.

Through the lens, Haddad challenges notions of what is considered sacred or private. Haddad's work has been described as visually strong, thought-provoking, and unapologetic. In “The Dressing Room,” she addresses the limitations and obstacles faced by women, particularly through a lens of love and loss.

Symbolism, form, and composition play important roles in conveying her message. These artworks reflect Haddad’s own vulnerability in a world that exists beyond the confines of the dressing room. It feels like a privilege to experience her unique perspective and engage with the themes she explores.