Neckties
Once banned, Iran sees timid return of neckties
Mohammad Javad enters a fashionable shop in well-to-do north Tehran with his mother. For the first time ever he wants a necktie, long banned in Iran as a symbol of Western decadence.
The 27-year-old dentist said he opted for this clothing accessory in hopes of looking his best during the first meeting with his future in-laws.
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Turkish designer leads Fashion Board of Royal Ascot
A Turkish designer presided over the fashion board of the Royal Ascot Races that has been organized for three centuries in the name of the British Royal family.
"This has been the most proud and special moment of my 30-year fashion career," Zeynep Kartal told daily Hürriyet on June 18.
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