Arabia Woman Under The Mysterious Veil

In traditional people's minds, Arabia women are mysterious people. Because of their strict religious beliefs, they rarely show up.

Even if encountered in the street, it must be wrapped tightly in robes and veils, and it is not easy to speak with outsiders.

They seem to be far away from the colorful modern women's society.

But is this really the case? Reporters from the times of the United States showed us a real Arabia women's society with the lens. In the outsider's mysterious society, there were shopping centers and mini skirts.

Although western products spread all over Sultan, people still cling to their beliefs.

The law of Sultan allows women to go shopping with their companions. In fact, few families allow their family members to enter the shopping center without supervision.

In Sultan, some

Even conservative women in Arabia can't resist the West.

Although western style clothing is very popular in some Arabia countries, people are still used to wearing traditional clothes.

Therefore, accessories become the only choice for women to show their own fashion sense.

Beirut, once the capital of Lebanon, is gradually pforming into a cosmopolitan metropolis and a destination for tourism.

But the social unrest still exists. A woman in a miniskirt talks with policing personnel who are protecting the assassination of Lebanon's former Prime Minister Hariri last year.

In Beirut, traditional Muslim women still wear veils.

Westerners have their own life circle and habits.

The Lebanese woman is a hip-hop dancer. She returned to Beirut from London at the age of 13. She was very different among the Lebanese.

The high mountain is far away from the emperor.

Away from the Islamic capital of Tehran, a group of Iran women are enjoying the night in the resort near the Caspian Sea.

In Iran, many traditions are broken, some are subtle, and some are subversive.

But most of the changes are deeply influenced by modernization.

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International fashion brands such as GUCCI held a scene in Cairo, Egypt.

In Egypt's largest Arabia country, scarves become the mainstream of women's dress.

With the joint efforts of designers, fashion personages and fashion magazines, Egypt's scarf production industry is full of vitality.

The models in the fashion show are basically Egyptian.

Although T is wearing traditional robes and scarves, in real life, no model has wrapped itself in robes.

The conservative Taliban regime was gradually overthrown, but because of a lack of security, Muslim women in northern Afghanistan still used to wrap themselves tightly in traditional costumes.

The woman working in the Afghan Interior Ministry is standing outside the checkpoint, waiting for a routine security check.

Nowadays Afghan women have more choices in dressing. They can continue to wear traditional robes or try Western clothes and make-up.