Mariam Fakhr Eddine, born in 1933, was a radiant star of Egyptian cinema, captivating audiences with her unforgettable performances in films such as ‘Rod Qalby,’ ‘Al Aydy Al Na’ema,’ ‘Hekayet Hob,’ ‘Ana we Qalbk’.

During the golden age of Egyptian cinema, she became a household name, carving a special place in the hearts of her fans. Renowned for her ability to convey deep emotion and complex characters, she made an indelible mark on the industry, starring in over 400 films. This dedication to her craft secured Fakhr Eddine's position as one of the most popular leading actresses of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. With Hollywood looks, a soft-spoken demeanor, and a megawatt smile, she dominated the screen, acting alongside legends like Abdelhalim Hafez, Ahmed Mazhar, and Soaad Hosny.

Equally captivating was Mariam’s sense of style: feminine, sophisticated, and colorful. It reflected not only her vivacious personality but also the dynamic cultural era in which she thrived. In this list, we explore some of her most striking looks.

In ‘Hekayet Hob’ with Abdelhalim Hafez (1959)

In this film, Mariam Fakhr Eddine exudes poise, draped in a luxurious fur coat, with a coiffed updo, a pearl necklace featuring a floral emblem, and a strapless dress, as she is serenaded by the Nile.

With Roshdy Abaza (1960s)

In this behind-the-scenes shot, she stuns with perfectly coiffed hair, subtle makeup with sharp eyeliner, and a strappy black dress peeking from beneath the bed’s duvet. In this scene, she silences Roshdy Abaza with just a hand—her beauty leaving him, and us, frozen in admiration.

Still from ‘Shaytan al-Sahra’ with Omar Sharif (1954)

Channeling her character’s tribal roots, Fakhr Eddine showcases her natural beauty with traditional clothing, gold bangles, and milkmaid braids.

With her Brother, Youssef Fakhr Eddine (1980s)

Talent runs in the family. Sitting beside her brother, actor Youssef Fakhr Eddine, the two share a sibling smile. Mariam stuns in a vibrant purple dress, adorned with long pearl necklaces and a floral brooch.

With Actresses Sanaa Gamil, Sohaila Farahat & Gihan Fadel (1990s)

In a crowded scene with fellow actresses, Fakhr Eddine shines in a dainty lilac set: a floral blouse paired with matching silk pants.

Receiving an Award at the Alexandria Festival (2009)

The epitome of joy and vibrancy, Fakhr Eddine beams as she receives an award. She’s dressed in a billowy, multicolored, long dress with flowing sleeves.

Still from ‘Abu Ahmed’ (1960)

A young Fakhr Eddine dazzles in her early career with sparkly tassels in her hair, a white veil, and silver earrings and necklace—her accessories commanding the scene.

In a French Documentary about Egyptian Cinema (2000s)

Even in her later years, Fakhr Eddine’s style remained impeccable. She graces the screen in a flowing tomato-red dress paired with a kimono embroidered with intricate gold stitching.

On the Cover of ‘Al Kawkab’ Magazine (1960)

In this vibrant magazine cover, Fakhr Eddine poses with two watermelons, wearing a red dress and adorned with red and yellow flowers.

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