PHOTO CREDIT: Above photo by John Rickman Photography, San Jose, California.

In the April 1949 issue of Kawakeb magazine, Samia Gamal models what every fashionable lady should have in her wardrobe.

The white letters on the black diagonal stripe say:

Spring Blouses Modeled By Samia Gamal.

On the left, above Samia's head it says:

Spring has begun, and with it begins ladies' attention to appropriate spring fashions. Here is star Samia Gamal modeling her choice of spring blouses.

Underneath the top round picture:

A knit blouse topped with a print scarf in the french style.

Next to the left picture:

Here's another knit top. The front is decorated with tree leaves which thrive in the springtime.

Next to the bottom round picture:

A cotton sailor top. Samia wears it on Nile cruises or at the beach.

PHOTO CREDIT: The scan of the magazine page was found on the now-defunct web site, Egyzaman.com.

Samia on Stage and Screen

• "Samia Gamal Danced with Me in Her 60's". Translated by Priscilla Adum.
• Historic Photos of Samia Gamal. Photos of Samia collected by Priscilla.
• Isaac Dickson: Dance Instructor to the Stars. By Priscilla Adum.
• Samia Gamal: Biographical Profile from Dahsha. Translated by Priscilla Adum.

Non-Dance Projects

• Samia Gamal Models Spring Fashions. Translated by Priscilla Adum.

Personal Life

• Samia Gamal Talks About Farid al-Atrache in an Interview. Translated by Priscilla Adum. Placed online July 30, 2018.
• Spencer Tracy and Rhonda Fleming at the Iftar Table. Memoir written by Samia Gamal, translated by Priscilla Adum.

Interviews

• Samia Gamal Interviewed by Fouad Moawad in 1968. Translated by Priscilla Adum.
• Tahia Carioca Interviewed by Mona Gaabr and Samia Gamal Interviewed by Tarik Habib. Translated by Mahmoud Sami.

Priscilla is a dancer of Lebanese heritage who enjoys researching the Golden Era of Egyptian dance. She owns a collection of more than one hundred classic black and white Egyptian films which is continually expanding.

Priscilla has also gathered a large library of dance related articles and clippings from Middle Eastern magazines and newspapers, many of which she has translated from the original Arabic to both English and Spanish.

Priscilla currently resides in Central America where she is a dance instructor.