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"I’m not a 'Muslim fashion blogger' - just a fashion blogger who happens to wear a headscarf."
"I started my blog because I wanted to share my style, but also because women with headscarves are often perceived as having no style, or as being submissive," she told BuzzFeed Life.
"I wanted to challenge those perceptions by having a blog that showed women with headscarfs can be very stylish, interesting, and outgoing - just like any other woman."
"I ended up with lots of photos on my computer that I didn't know what to do with after the campaigns for my collections were finished, so I started posting them online. Since then, it's evolved and become a way of life."
"I want people from all different cultures and religions to read my blog, and enjoy the uniqueness and the fun that I try to express. Another of my goals is to eventually work with mainstream designers and bloggers, to emphasise that I’m not a 'Muslim fashion blogger', just a fashion blogger who happens to wear a headscarf," she told BuzzFeed Life.
You keep on slaying, Wiwid.
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