Egyptian actress, Yasmine Sabri, has become the first Middle Eastern woman to feature in a Cartier campaign, starring in the latest Panthère de Cartier film: Into The Wild.
Created by German filmmaker Jonas Lindstroem, the campaign captures a community of Panthère muses; featuring actresses Ella Balinska and Annabelle Wallis, and model Mariacarla Boscono, who are joined by Panthère de Cartier’s newest ambassador recruit, Sabri.
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Together, the women channel the fiercely feminine spirit of Cartier’s feline emblem, which has been synonymous with the luxury French jewellery house since 1914.
As a feminist activist fighting for Arab women’s rights, Yasmine Sabri brings her own aura of freedom to the collection, dazzling in the La Panthère watch and Panthère de Cartier pendant earrings.
Sabri’s impressive Egyptian filmography, and her commitment to representing Middle Eastern women, make her the perfect fit for a jewellery collection that symbolises both independence and feminine elegance.
Empowered with the head of the panther set in brilliant-cut diamonds with alluring emerald eyes, Yasmine Sabri is ready to take on the city, and later the world — as the first Arab women to star in a Cartier film.
