In the intersection of cinema and fashion, these Middle Eastern actresses undeniably know how to make a lasting impression. Showcasing impeccable style, along with meticulously chosen jewelry and makeup, they have confidently walked some of the most prestigious red carpets worldwide, with nothing to envy from their Hollywood counterparts. Let's take a closer look at some of their standout red carpet moments from 2023.
Hend Sabry, a true icon of Arab cinema, turned heads at the Cannes Film Festival during the premiere of "Four Daughters." She looked stunning in a dress by fellow Tunisian designer Ali Karoui. She paired it with Cartier silver jewelry, and a soft pink makeup, courtesy of Dior Beauty.
Later in November at the Red Sea Film Festival, Sabry wore another head-turning dress, this time by by Honayda. She completed her look with silver jewellery and bold red lips.
Lebanese actress Razane Jammal wore Dior and Cartier jewels at the Women’s Stories Gala during Cannes Film Festival, making a solid case for the timelessness of red. To complement her look, Razane opted for hair and makeup by L'Oreal Paris.
During another Cannes Film Festival appearance, the British-Lebanese beauty made a statement in a sleek, bejeweled ivory ensemble by Dior doused in intricate beadwork. She completed her look with understated jewelry and a natural makeup palette.
Egyptian actress Tara Emad looked stunning at Cartier's "Le Voyage Recommencé" launch in Florence. She graced the event in a custom Jean Pierre Khoury dress, paired with Aquazzura shoes and Cartier jewelry. Another key style moment of the actress this year includes the Cannes Film Festival. She was honoured alongside five other remarkable women at the Women’s Stories Gala, an event hosted by Red Sea Film and Vanity Fair. She graced the occasion in Chanel attire and wore Cartier Jewels.
In November, at the 44th Cairo International Film Festival, Jordanian actress Saba Mubarak radiated elegance in a Toni Maticevski dress. Her choice of opulent vintage necklaces from the legendary Azzafahmy collection further enhanced her innate beauty. Saba's look at the festival's opening was a true masterpiece that transcended time and trends.
Rym Saidi Red Sea Film Festival Opening Ceremony
Tunisian actress Rym Saidi stole the spotlight at the Red Sea Film Festival's opening ceremony. Dressed in a fabulous Tony Ward Couture ensemble, she captured the essence of elegance and sophistication.
Mila Al Zahrani Women's Stories Gala at Cannes
All images from the respective actresses instagram accounts.
