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that doesn't make sense, there's nothing ME about the clothes ? i'm not saying he should do as Thamanyah (middle man from the bazaar selling regular arab robes to financially irresponsible white victims) but what he and the article say doesn't seem to correspond to reality ? it does look clean. also Sharjah is a dump
(@Benesyed) Khalid Al Qasimi talks SS16
There was this idea of pacifying military clothing, minimalizing it. At the risk of a touchy subject, there were ideas of terrorism as well. This is more about the state that we’re in and the symbolism of certain things. To a Western person, some aspects of traditional Middle Eastern clothing are perhaps seen as aggressive or threatening, but if you look at it from the other point of view, the traditional Western military outfit could be much more threatening, or indeed terrorizing. It’s about how you view things and the ways we create meaning.
that doesn't make sense, there's nothing ME about the clothes ? i'm not saying he should do as Thamanyah (middle man from the bazaar selling regular arab robes to financially irresponsible white victims) but what he and the article say doesn't seem to correspond to reality ? it does look clean. also Sharjah is a dump