CR Fashion Book just gave Paris Jackson & Halima Aden their first fashion covers

Feb 27, 2017 19:03


. @CRFASHIONBOOK just gave @ParisJackson and Halima Aden their first-ever fashion covers: https://t.co/1MOrIaTBAB
- Fashionista.com (@Fashionista_com) February 21, 2017

-Halima Aden is a beauty queen who gained prominence in November for wearing a hijab at the Miss Minnesota USA pageant. She made her runway debut during NYFW, walking for Yeezy and ( Read more... )

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reluctantlylove February 28 2017, 15:00:45 UTC
Halima 😍

So many people think Muslim women HAVE to wear hijabs and that's not the truth. People are often shocked to hear that I'm Muslim bc I'm not wearing a hijab or I don't "act" like a Muslim. I also don't look Pakistani so I think that throws people off.

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lalaloopsy98 February 28 2017, 15:04:21 UTC
Same, I don't wear it either, people usually are shocked/confused when I don't wear it but no one forces me too.

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reluctantlylove February 28 2017, 15:06:27 UTC
Same. I have that luxury of having a choice. There are a lot of Muslim women who live in oppressive households where they don't have a choice but ppl shouldn't make it seem like it's the religion when it's the people. Honestly, my dad will tell mom straight up not to wear a dupatta when we go out.

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lalaloopsy98 March 1 2017, 00:21:45 UTC
I completely agree, unfortunately it's more of a cultural/familial pressure than a religious one, yet people try to act like it's forced upon ton all of us.
And I def get why your dad would do that, esp. being in a Western country I often feel safer not wearing one in really public places/worry about my mom and family who do.

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hahalooloo February 28 2017, 18:15:06 UTC
yeah, and you have so many families that tell their daughters to take it off, like my dad did he's culturally muslim but a low-key atheist lol

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rosavolpe February 28 2017, 20:44:49 UTC
Yep, I have a friend who hasn't been a practicing Muslim for a couple years but she still wears a hijab, and she didn't even wear one all the time when she was practicing.

Sometimes I think about covering my hair/dressing "modestly" but I can't really explain why, even to myself. I'm Jewish (and not Orthodox + married) so it's not even something that's pushed in my community but I kinda have that urge at times.

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