Lebanese actress Nadine Njeim captivated audiences at the Mr. Lebanon 2026 pageant on October 19, 2026, stepping onto the red carpet in an ivory feathered gown by designer Jean Pierre Khoury while serving on the event’s judging panel.
Nadine Njeim Wows in Jean Pierre Khoury and Mouawad Diamonds
Taking her place among the judges at the annual beauty competition held on October 19, 2026, Njeim chose an ivory-white floor-length gown crafted by Lebanese designer Jean Pierre Khoury.
The garment featured fluid, interlocking pleated folds across the bodice that structured the silhouette before flowing downward into a heavy tier of white ostrich feathers lining the skirt. Njeim paired the dress with diamond jewelry from Mouawad, selecting a glittering neckpiece, a wide statement bracelet, and delicate drop earrings.
Her beauty look leaned toward warm bronze tones, defined eyes, and a neutral brown lipstick, paired with dark hair styled in voluminous, classic cascading waves.
Fans and Followers Flood Instagram With Praise
Njeim shared photographs of her evening wear on Instagram, where followers flooded the comments section with enthusiastic praise.

Admirers used terms ranging from moonlike to queen and dangerous to describe the striking appearance. She joined fellow public figures on the judging panel and shared playful exchanges with actress Shukran Mortaja during the proceedings.
Njeim Stars in Social Romance Drama Mumken
Njeim currently stars in “Mumken” (Possible), a social romance drama airing on a digital streaming platform.
Directed by Amin Dora, the series explores class divides, psychological conflicts, and emotional hurdles through the central relationship between characters Nour and Ziad. The ensemble cast for the streaming project features Dhafer L’Abidine, Zeina Makki, Angele Reaidy, Rodrigue Sleiman, Alain Saadeh, and Roula Hamadeh.
She expressed her deep gratitude for the recognition, noting that the honor holds a special place in her heart and her professional journey within her home country. I was honored in my country, and this is something very big and has a great meaning to me.