Princess Fawzia of Iran She was the daughter of King Fuad and sister of King Farouk, and was married to the Shah of Iran. This matching suite of diamonds comprising tiara, earrings and necklace was made for her by Van Cleef and Arpels.
Maybe we need to look to our past to improve our future, and what a glorious past Egypt has seen.
Let us take you through a quick stroll in Egypt’s history, with an array of images you probably have never seen before. The history and rich cultural heritage this majestic country had makes my heart break for it today:
Howard Carter opening the sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun, Feb 12, 1924
Climbing the Cheops Pyramid, Egypt, 1870s by Félix Bonfils
Ghesireh bridge, Cairo, Egypt, ca. 1880s. Later to become known as the Kasr EL Nil Bridge
Old Egypt Barbershop
Medan Soliman Pasha, Old Cairo now known as Down Town Cairo
Egyptian women participating in the 1919 revolution dubbed as “the revolution without women”
The first female students at Cairo university
The Sphinx before it was unearthed in 1857
Very rare picture of Najib Rihany with American star Josephine Baker Imad al-Din Street during her visit to Egypt in 1945
Savoy Hotel Port Said
Abdel Nasser & Fidel Castro together at a UN conference
The Shepheard Hotel on the Corniche in the 1920’s
Egyptian women bear arms to resist Israeli, British and French invasion of Port Said 1956
Heliopolis Basilica Church
Princess Fawzia of Iran She was the daughter of King Fuad and sister of King Farouk, and was married to the Shah of Iran. This matching suite of diamonds comprising tiara, earrings and necklace was made for her by Van Cleef and Arpels.
WE SAID THIS: I would give anything to have lived through such amazing history!
Some call her a workaholic, others call her driven, she calls herself a hustler. Some find her outgoing, others standoffish, she's just a confused intro/extrovert.
Spanning over 10 years in the event and marketing industry, Sherry began her career in Egypt's burgeoning Sports Marketing industry, to quickly be recruited by the Middle East's largest Film Studio Rotana Studios to spearhead and manage their Marketing Department, before starting her own company Nineteen84 Luxury & Entertainment Management.
Along the way she built some of Egypt's most successful websites, leading up until Scoop Empire, a compilation of her and her 2 partners (best friends) brain child!