This paper explores the multiple roles and daily lives of women in Ancient Egyptian society, focusing on their occupations, marriages, motherhood, and position of power, fashion, as well as their economic status and legal position within society. Through the study of historical sources and literature, author uncover how women distinguished themselves in ancient Egyptian society and how they managed their responsibilities in both public and private spheres. The M.A. dissertation analyses the economic role of women, highlighting their role in managing households and their involvement in various professions that contributed to the economic stability of both women and their families. This dissertation also examines marriage and motherhood, identifying these as central roles for women in Ancient Egyptian society. In researching the topic, we analyse law aspects of women’s life and how she was equal to an Egyptian man, while having no political power. Through the achievements of women who attained positions of power, we see resistance to traditional norms, as well as their accomplishments. We also learn how women were marked by their appearance, with fashion reflecting the cultural and social values of Ancient Egypt.