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: 考过二次国营，每次英文都比平均高10分以上，四个选项不至于全看不懂，但今天考完发
: 现比以往明显难很多，是我错觉吗
History was made at the recent New York Fashion Week. For the very first
time, there was a collection in which every model walked down the catwalk
wearing a hijab. The hijab is the veil traditionally worn by Muslim women,
which usually covers the head and chest. It has got a bad press recently
because of it being banned in various parts of the world. However, Muslim
designer Anniesa Hasibuan from Indonesia wanted to show just how stylish and
elegant the hijab could be and wowed the fashion world with her creations. Ms
Hasibuan is just 30 years old and becomes the first Indonesian to feature a
collection at a prestigious global fashion event. She received a standing
ovation at the end of her show in New York.
There has been an upswing in the past few years of fashion designers
incorporating Islamic fashion into their designs. The international retail
clothing company H&M released an advert showing a Muslim model in a hijab,
while Dolce and Gabbana released a line of hijabs aimed at wealthy Muslim
customers. Not everyone is happy with the hijab entering mainstream fashion.
Some say the new designs are bordering on being un-Islamic. Dr Eva Nisa, a
professor of Islamic Studies, said: "The essence of Muslim dress is to wear
something decent, to be modest. For women, they have to make sure what
they're wearing doesn't attract the attention of men."