02:29 p.m
Tuesday, November 19, 2024
Written by: Shaima Morsi
Photos – Mahmoud Abdel Nasser
Although some female stars appeared in attractive and elegant looks while attending the Cairo Film Festival, some looks were daring.
Arwa Gouda
Actress Arwa Gouda wore a long white dress decorated with flowers.
Rania Youssef
Actress Rania Youssef appeared in a long cap style dress in black and mauve, she wore a strong outfit, and left her hair loose.
Mona Mamdouh
The actress Mona Mamdouh appeared in a long black dress with a cut cap and a heavy leg opening.
Nisreen Tafesh
Actress Nisreen Tafesh chose to appear in a long black dress with a cape cut.
Sunnah of fasting
The artist, Basant Siam, wore a long black and silver dress with a cropped cap and heavy leg opening.
Hasna Saif Al-Din
Actress Hasnaa Seif El-Din wore a blue dress with a cut out cut and a heavy leg opening.
Angie the presenter
Actress Angie El Mokadem appeared in a shimmering silver gown with a cape cut.
Hoda Al-Mufti
Actress Hoda Al-Mufti wore a white dress with black shorts.
Ghada Ibrahim
Actress Ghada Ibrahim appeared in a short black dress made of lace material and coordinated with shoes in the same color
Jury Bakr
The actress Juri Bakr appeared in a long black dress with a cape cut.
Good afternoon, and welcome to our interview with two esteemed guests today. We have Rania Youssef, a well-known actress, and Sara Salah, a fashion designer. We are here to discuss the trends and styles observed in the Cairo Film Festival. Rania, from your perspective as an actress, what do you believe is the role of fashion in film festivals? And Sara, as a designer, how do you incorporate cultural and societal norms into your designs for such events?
Rania: Well, I believe fashion has always played a significant role in film festivals, and it’s an opportunity for actresses to showcase their personal style while also promoting the film they are a part of. It’s a means of self-expression and can enhance the overall appeal of the event. As for cultural and societal norms, they should be taken into consideration but not at the expense of personal expression.
Sara: Absolutely, Rania. My designs are heavily influenced by Egyptian culture and tradition, but I strive to create modern and edgy pieces that challenge societal norms while remaining respectful. I believe fashion can be both tasteful and daring, and it’s essential to find a balance that resonates with the occasion and the personality of the person wearing it.
Moving on to the outfits showcased in the article, there were a variety of styles observed. Arwa Gouda wore a floral long white dress, Rania Youssef wore a black and mauve cap-style dress, and Mona Mamdouh chose a heavy black dress with a cape cut. There were also some daring looks, such as Angie El Mokadem’s shimmering silver gown and Ghada Ibrahim’s black lace dress. As a designer, Sara, how do you design for different body types and personal preferences while maintaining a cohesive theme? And Rania, as an actress, how do you feel about taking risks with your fashion choices at such high-profile events?
Sara: Designing for different body types can be a challenging but rewarding process. I always consider the woman’s shape and size when creating a design, and I ensure that it flatters her figure while still adhering to the overall theme of the collection. As for preferences,
