UAE :oppressed Females Part VII

A model wearing an outfit from UAE fashion designer Fatma al-Mosa

           

A dress from Khawla W Roadha 

                                   

Fatma al-Mosa says she intends to run her fashion business alongside her government day job

                               

Some of Sumayyah al-Suwaidi's designs caused controversy

"I had see-through abayas, and the models were wearing one-piece [swimwear] underneath.

I had a lot of girls telling me that they did not want their abayas represented in this way .

But I did it in this way for the West [because] they wouldn't wear it in the same way

that we wear it."   

                                         

An increasing number of Emirati women are getting jobs in the country's private sector

                     

Most of these fashion companies start on Instagram," says Dr Van Horne.

"They're doing Instagram and Twitter - and some Facebook.

"They're also using [messaging services] Whatsapp and BBM."

Abu Dhabi-based Noor Alsherif is one such designer who puts photos of her clothes up !

"Instagram is easy and fast," says the 34-year-old

Wuh Sharia ?  Wuh driver Licence  ?

Calypso and Snoopster  :-\

Those clothes are pretty. Yes, but can they drive a car down the street? Are they legally given driver's licenses?
Can they divorce if their husband tried to kill them? If their husband permitted a divorce could they take legal custody of their minor aged children? Can they vote? Can they hold office?

Female drivers are overrated : we cuss them universally and are hypocrites here !

Like Chinese drivers here in my Borough 

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A model wearing an outfit from UAE fashion designer Fatma al-Mosa

           
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That's a nice dress.

Queen Latifah be sporting some nice gowns something like that.