Mariam Hussein is an Iraqi-Moroccan actress and singer who also hosts television programs and lives in the UAE. Born in Tétouan to an Iraqi father and a Moroccan mother, she made her screen debut in 2009 on the series Neighbors. Two years later, The Maid gave her a breakthrough role. The year 2011 also brought her first single, Men Shefteh, and the stage play Tartangi.
In 2012 she hosted the competition program Every Day Maryoum on Al-Youm channel, and a second season came in 2013. Her screen list grew to include Sabaya 5 and Cold Summer, and the 2019 film Dirhams brought together artists from seven Arab countries. In 2016 she was crowned Miss Gulf of Actresses. She also launched a UK-based beauty brand called QM Lashes.
Mariam Hussein Starts the Day in a Bathrobe
Picture a fresh shower, then a white terry bathrobe belted at the waist and a towel twisted high on the head. Mariam Hussein made that her entire outfit for a flight, and the result is pure fun. The bathrobe has wide, cozy sleeves and a low V neckline. The towel wrap keeps her hair tucked away. Her bare legs cross as she relaxes in a cream leather seat, and her hand rests lightly on the armrest. Terry cloth turns a flight into a private spa session, and the cabin windows pour bright daylight onto every fold of the fabric. Red nail color on her hands matches the cheerful tone of the day. Spa mornings usually end at the lobby door, but this one kept going all the way to a runway. Casual is the only mood needed here, because the whole pose is relaxed from head to toe.
The White Roses Get Their Own Seat
A huge bouquet of cream roses rides along in the cabin, and the flowers clearly have a place of honor. Dozens of blooms are gathered into one big round arrangement, and spiky green leaves spread out around the edges. The petals glow in the daylight from the airplane windows, which makes the whole bunch look freshly cut.
Cream is the dominant shade, and a few blooms have opened to show their layered petals, which gives the arrangement a lush, generous look. Roses suit a travel day because they announce a celebration on sight. They also match the white bathrobe and the white towel wrap, so the color story is tidy from the flowers to the fabric. On the aircraft stairs the bouquet is cradled in her arm, and the cream blooms catch the sun beside her white outfit. It is a sweet detail that rewards a second glance.
Mariam Hussein and the Blue Handbag
A dark blue handbag takes the window ledge in the cabin and enjoys the bright daylight. The sturdy tote has two rounded top handles and silver hardware, and its front shows a lively print of tiny arched windows trimmed in orange. A bright orange charm hangs from the handle and swings gently by the cabin glass.
A silver clasp catches the light and adds a glint to the finish. Blue is a smart partner for a white bathrobe because the two colors look crisp and fresh together. In the stair photograph a flash of that same blue peeks out near her hand, so the bag clearly joined her trip from seat to tarmac. Small touches such as the orange charm give the picture a playful accent. The little windows on the bag even echo the oval windows in the cabin wall behind it, which is a charming coincidence.
Sunglasses and Pearls Finish the Look
Accessories get plenty of attention too. Large dark sunglasses shield her eyes from the sunshine and add a film-star flair to the towel wrap. A pearl necklace rests at her collarbone, and a pearl earring dangles below the towel. White strappy heels fasten at the ankle, which gives the bathrobe a touch of evening glamour. Bold red nails complete the palette, and the red echoes the orange charm on the handbag by the window.
Glowing skin and a relaxed pose give the sunshine plenty to admire, and the outfit is designed for comfort. The hair wrap is folded and tucked at the crown, keeping everything tidy. She turned a bathrobe into a travel outfit and a flight into a little holiday, and the photographs are a cheerful reminder that a great day can start at the bathroom door and end at the top of a jet staircase.
Oh Mariam, because of this, surely this is going to become a trend. Everything you do is amazing, more so, it becomes very easy for people to emulate. You are a gorgeous lady of style and fashion so whatever you do, best believe people are watching, and even copying. So, yes please. This robe in a private jet should become a trend to those who can. Whatever the case maybe, this is such a joy to see!
