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When u S. E What have u ever wish for? Hideousity No man No problem? Give up to LIVE? We are Unique Ops, Real or Pess? What Size are you? Lu ingat wa tak pandai cakap bahasa melayu??? A liltle more about Hana Tajima Simpson Jun Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like this: Like Loading Leave a comment Comments 4. Princess Mas January 19, at PM. Kyle April 14, at PM. Princess Mas April 29, at AM. Perched on a stool in a cavernous warehouse in north London, a model with bright blue eye make-up carefully adjusts her top as a photographer works the light around her.
She is dressed in a beautiful, sleek, black satin shirt, topped off with a simple, unadorned hood. As the photographer lifts up his camera, the model brings the hood up to cover the back half of her head. Until relatively recently, young Muslim women who wanted to dress according to Islamic rules of modesty hijab had pretty limited options.
Frustrated by this lack of variety, a small number of devout young Muslims are making their own way into the fashion industry to try and provide a middle road — sleek, elegant clothing that is both beautiful and Islamic.
The seeds of this particular sartorial movement have only just begun to be sown and the number of Hijabistas in Britain can probably be counted on one hand. But their arrival heralds a shift reflected in the wider Muslim demographic of a community making their way towards the mainstream and forging their own indigenous identity. The shoot in north London has been organised by Hana Tajima, a year-old designer who founded her own clothing label with her husband Nibras. I design clothes that are beautiful in the way that women find each other beautiful.
Her move into fashion was fuelled by her own personal journey towards Islam. Born to a Japanese father and a British mother, both of whom were artists, Tajima grew up in a creative family deep in the heart of the Devonshire countryside.
She converted to Islam while studying fashion at a college in Exeter.
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