Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A bold new voice is emerging in the Gulf’s fashion and lifestyle landscape, blending the elegance of Tunisia with the ambition of the future. Nawres Hichri, a Tunisian creative and rising brand ambassador, is making her mark in Dubai—not just as a model, but as a storyteller, cultural bridge, and advocate for authentic representation.
Born and raised in Hammamet, Tunisia’s Mediterranean heartland, Nawres was immersed in tradition, resilience, and beauty. “My childhood was filled with creativity and the freedom to dream without limits,” she says. That passion first brought her to magazine covers in Tunisia, and now to the heart of Dubai’s fashion scene.
Today, Nawres shines as a prominent face representing Arab and North African beauty on a global stage. With a strong academic background and experience in public service, she seamlessly blends intelligence with elegance. She describes her public persona as “bold, graceful, and unapologetic”—a reflection of her mission to challenge stereotypes while staying true to her roots.
Her collaborations span from global fashion houses like Dior and Fenty Beauty to regional brands celebrating Arab heritage. Nawres seeks partnerships that align with her core values: authenticity, inclusivity, and empowerment. She aims to use her influence beyond fashion, championing women’s rights, mental health awareness, and access to education—believing that “fashion and influence must always serve a meaningful purpose.”
Since moving to Dubai, Nawres has found deep inspiration in the city’s dynamic and supportive creative community. “Dubai is where fashion, culture, and ambition meet. I came here to grow and be part of something bigger,” she reflects.
Looking ahead, Nawres envisions leading global campaigns that celebrate marginalized voices and cultures. Her ultimate dream? A worldwide initiative that showcases true beauty—spotlighting talents from Africa and the Middle East and offering them a platform to shine.
“Tunisia gave me roots. Dubai gave me wings. I want to be the voice that connects tradition with the future,” Nawres concludes.
