Born in a country where only eyes are exposed, why does Tina never cover her face in public?

Tina's country, Arabia, is a woman who wears a mask and black clothes when she goes out, but she won't, by her own courage and efforts, get rid of prejudice and emancipate her mind. She is a feminist.

Generally speaking, Arab women are forbidden to "bare their skin" in public places. However, she and her family lived in new york all the year round and were influenced by western and Middle Eastern cultures. Since childhood, he dreamed of becoming a fashion editor. As a Saudi princess, she became the only Arab woman in the world who did not wear a headscarf.

At the same time, Abdul Aziz always runs his own company like a fashion blogger and shows his unique taste in the international environment. She is a top singer in fashion shows and is also common at fashion parties all over the world. In 2006, Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz opened a boutique D'NA in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Although she has a happy family, her Abdulaziz identity has directly changed from a princess to a princess in Saudi Arabia, but fashion has always been her dream. Thanks to Tina's fashion dream. Her international background and status is also an important reason for the birth of Arabic version of Vogue.

In Dina's eyes, women in the Middle East are no different from women in other parts of the world: "Although the Middle East is conservative, our women, like all women, want to be strong and look beautiful. This is the nature of all women. " Tina, a princess who dares to fight against Saudi tradition, may be an important force to save Arab women's fashion.