Sherine Abdel Wahab’s style story has always unfolded in motion, shaped by live performances, shifting eras, and a refusal to stay fixed in one image. From the early 2000s, her looks balanced vulnerability and strength, often letting hair, silhouette, and fabric mirror the emotional weight of her voice.

Across festival stages in Carthage and award ceremonies in Dubai and Beirut, Sherine’s wardrobe evolved from daring cuts and experimental shapes to fluid gowns and classic textiles. Whether in a pixie cut with sharp makeup or a sweeping dress under stage lights, Sherine’s presence always led the look.

Carthage International Festival, Tunisia | 2003

A one-shoulder, mermaid-like dress detailed with chain accents, shimmering with every movement. Theatrical and made for the stage.

Music Video Shoot, Egypt | 2002

Seated on the floor in a red blouse, beige trousers, and sharp red leather heeled boots, Sherine leans into a cropped pixie cut. Minimal styling, strong color contrast, and a quiet confidence that defined her early visual identity.

“Al-Aam Al-Jadid” Music Video, Beirut | 2003

A straightened pixie cut dominated by blonde streaks, paired with precise base makeup and thin brows. Bold, raw, and unmistakably early 2000s.

Arabian Music Awards, Dubai | 2004

A strapped cheetah-print dress styled with a short pixie cut streaked with blonde. Playful, daring, and unapologetically of its time.

Carthage International Festival, Tunisia | 2007

A no-shoulder dress layered with black and blue sequins and soft tulle, dramatic yet light under the amphitheatre lights.

Carthage International Festival, Tunisia | 2009

A white bandeau-cut dress with silky satin movement, paired with long hair flowing down her back. Clean, luminous, and effortless.

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