Cartier exhibition brings regional celebrities to Dubai
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Among the attendees were Egyptian Montenegrin actress Tara Emad, Tunisian actor Dhafer L'Abidine, TV presenter Raya Abirached and entrepreneur and host Anas Bukhash. Each guest showcased Cartier's signature pieces.
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Emad wore pieces from the Trinity Collection, featuring a mix of pink, yellow and white gold. Her ensemble included Trinity earrings with black lacquer and diamonds, a matching Trinity necklace and bracelet, and a Trinity ring incorporating the same materials.
The actress, who recently debuted a new short haircut on Instagram to her three million followers, paired her jewelry with a tailored black pantsuit by Lebanese designer Elie Saab. The ensemble featured a structured blazer with sharp lapels and intricate gold stitching along the edges and pockets.
Abirached wore a black Magda Butrym midi-length dress featuring a strapless, structured bodice and an asymmetrical draped detail at the waist. She accessorized with Cartier's Grain de Café collection, known for its intricate detailing. Her jewelry included Grain de Café earrings, a necklace and a ring, all crafted in yellow and white gold and set with diamonds. She completed the look with black open-toe heels adorned with floral embellishments.
Meanwhile, L'Abidine, who sported a black suit, chose a refined selection of classic Cartier designs, wearing a Santos de Cartier watch in steel paired with a Love bracelet in white gold.
Bukhash, on the other hand, opted for a mix of the brand's signature pieces, including a Santos Dumont watch in yellow gold, a Juste un Clou bracelet in white gold, and a Love ring in white gold.
These stars, who also serve as ambassadors for the brand, have previously collaborated with Cartier and attended its events.
In 2023, Emad, L'Abidine and Bukhash walked in the brand's runway show in Dubai.
That same year, in April, Emad starred in a Cartier campaign alongside L'Abidine, Tunisian-Egyptian actress Hend Sabri and Egyptian actor Ahmed Malek.
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