Women in Saudi Arabia were obliged to wear only black clothes outside. However, in recent years, colorful clothes have been introduced in this country instead of the traditional black dress. Colorful Abaya (Saudi women's special clothes) is going to become their natural wear. And now another shifter Princess Naura bint Faisal al-Saud He is the new face of the Saudi fashion world.
A fashion week was organized in the country earlier this month. But it was only for women. Such a program in a conservative country like Saudi Arabia is the first of such a program. There are mainly foreign models who walk on the ramp there. Saudi women were in the audience seats.
The 30-year-old Princess Princess was behind this initiative. He is the founder of Saudi Arabia's founding father.
It has never been important to encourage the use of clothing and clothing in Saudi Arabia. But Nara is changing the picture after coming to the Arab Fashion Council. The princess has passed a post-graduate from a Japanese university. He has been attracted to fashion world since his stay there.
Only the police and the judiciary control the rules of women's clothing in the Saudi conservative society. Recently, she refused to accept this change of dress as a protest against conservatism. Some people oppose this change in women's clothing. In an interview with AFP, Nora said, "I understand the attitude of the people. As a citizen of Saudi Arabia, I respect my culture and respect my religion.
He said, 'If someone says our conservatives because of the type of abay or our dress, then we will say it is our part. This is part of our culture ... even if we go anywhere, we go in this way, that is our life.
The only event that women had access to was the fashion week of Nora. Cameras were also banned. He also praised the critics as well as criticized him. But Nora replied to the criticism. He said, 'This is the arrangement for women not to be conservative but to enjoy the shows in a relaxed way.'
Nora said, 'I came here safely. Because no one can take my picture here because the camera is banned. I enjoyed this experiment very much. '
Last month, Saudi Prince Mohammad bin Salman told CBS TVs about women's clothing, "Shariah law in Islam is very clear. Women will wear elegant and modest dress like men. '
He said, "There is no black belt in Islam. Women have the right to choose decent and elegant clothes that they do not respect. "
Besides the prominent scholar Sheikh Ahmed Bin Qasim al-Gamdi, in Yuva Rajar, he rejected the approval of only black colored in Islam. The former chief of Saudi Arabia's religious police in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, told Al-Arabiya television, "The wearing of loose clothes in Islam, wearing elegant and modest dress. Not just wearing black colored clothes. '