Styled Archives: The ‘Angelic’ Naglaa Fathi
Whether on the red carpet or relaxing at home, Fathi’s always been the picture of grace, often seen in flowing dresses, satin fabrics, and floral accents.
Naglaa Fathi, born in 1951 in Cairo, Egypt, is a beloved figure in Arabic cinema. With a career spanning over five decades and more than 80 performances, Fathi has captured the hearts of audiences with her charm and versatility. She’s known for her roles in Egyptian classics like ‘Hob w Kebreyaa’,’ ‘Okhti,’ and ‘Ozkorini’. Her rise to fame began in the late 1960s, with her striking beauty and emotional depth allowing her to take on a wide variety of characters, from lead roles in dramas to more complex parts in films with social and political themes, like ‘El-Garage,’ which explored issues of overpopulation and poverty. She also ventured into production, launching her own company, where she produced ‘Supermarket’ and wrote the screenplay for ‘Ghaddan S’Antakem’.
Beyond her work in film, Naglaa Fathi is known for her effortless style. Her wardrobe is a reflection of her timeless elegance, combining luxurious fabrics, bold patterns, and chic silhouettes. Whether on the red carpet or relaxing at home, she’s always been the picture of grace, often seen in flowing dresses, satin fabrics, and floral accents. Throughout her career, she’s been celebrated not just for her talent but also for her refined sense of style.
In the film ‘Al A'tefa wa Al Gassad’ (1972)
Hena London Cover (1988)
With Leila Elwi at the 27th Cairo International Film Festival (2003)
Reading Youssef Al Sebai’s Novel ‘Eny Rahela’ (1969)
With Hussein Fahmi at the 23rd Cairo International Film Festival (1999)
Receiving an Honorary Award at the Aswan Film Festival (2017)
El Mawe’d Cover (1970)
With Ahmed Zaki in ‘Iskendereya Leh?’ (1979)
At Home (1968)
