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The Egyptian modelling agency breaking beauty standards

By AFP
24 October 2021   |   11:39 am
Between the frenzied rush of wardrobe changes and photographers readying for shoots, Iman Eldeeb's agency is slowly breaking new ground for Egypt's fashion scene by hiring a diverse line-up of models.

 

 

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