Up And Down Beirut
In Egyptian TV, costumes aren’t just about looks—they help tell the story. Gawdar 2 is a perfect example of how fashion can shape a narrative, with its stunning wardrobe becoming a character of its own.
The level of detail in Gawdar 2 is impressive. From rich embroidery and handcrafted fabrics to perfectly tailored outfits, the costumes don’t just reflect the era—they bring it to life. Every outfit tells a story, whether it’s the structured, elegant pieces worn by powerful figures or the softer, flowing fabrics that capture the essence of daily life. The colors and textures are carefully chosen to match the mood of each scene, making the storytelling even stronger.
But the costumes go beyond just looking beautiful. They connect the past to the present, reminding us of the skill and artistry behind historical fashion. Costume designer Mona El Tunsi didn’t just copy old styles—she revived them, making sure every stitch, button, and fabric choice felt authentic to the time period.
In Gawdar 2, the story isn’t just told—it’s worn. Through Mona El Tunsi’s incredible designs, the series doesn’t just show us the past; it pulls us into it, letting us experience its beauty, depth, and legacy in every scene.
