Why can't Muslim women decide the parameters of their Islamic identity and sexual morality, without facing harsh scrutiny from within and outside the imagined Muslim community? [15] The premise of the cultural appropriation side of the discourse, addressed online by different sources, [18] can be summed up by Haris words when she states how Dolce & Gabbanas range looks like an appropriation of existing traditions without giving them any real recognition. [16] As the IFDC Islamic Fashion and Design Council noticed, we are witnessing the emergence of a segment they called Muslim Futurists: people who choose to live a life they feel is both faithful and modern, and who believe that both of these aspects are their right
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"I was having a lousy day, and I asked Anna: 'Do you ever have a day when you wake up and feel like a loser?' And she said: 'Sure, all the time.' Which made me feel a little better ..." And then she tells me about the first time she posed for Andy Warhol in 1973, and how he wanted a white background and her apartment was all colour and print, so she squeezed into the only white space available, in the kitchen next to the refrigerator, and there wasn't room to stand straight, which is why she is posing with one arm twisted above her head in that picture
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