Mail-order catalogs target Muslim modest fashion in U S
In Washington AP report, Caravan Xpress and Modesty offer conservative Islamic clothing for American Muslims. Customers like Rahmah Qawiq and Najma Mohamed praise modest coverage, while catalogs use non Muslim models, emphasize veiling, and accept checks or credit cards with cautions about usury.
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Washington
Rahmah Qawiq
Victoria’s Secret
Caravan Xpress
Qawiy
Oakland
Calif
Najma Mohamed
West Palm Beach
Fla
Umm Zamzam
Norfolk, Va
U.S
Middle East
Asia
Mohammed
Aisha Rahman
Modesty
Allah
Clothes Closet aids Thurmont community with free use clothing
Thurmont United Methodist Church volunteers sort and distribute free clothing on the first Monday of each month. The Clothes Closet serves northern Frederick County and parts of Pennsylvania, sending usable items to missions and aiding families in need while offering a moment of prayer.
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Thurmont
Rachel Emrich
Ms. Emrich
Emrich
Kentucky
Thompson
Ruth Hamerick
Thurmont United Methodist Church
Pauline Finneyfrock
Felicia Albert
Lagerfeld bridges past and future at Chanel show in Paris
Karl Lagerfeld staged a Chanel ready-to-wear show on the Carrousel du Louvre runways in Paris merging 1920s embroidery with contemporary silhouettes. Models wore wide trousers, sharp-shouldered dresses, and tweed coats in ochre, Nile green, and pine, while sequined, transparent pieces drew mixed reviews from critics.
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Paris
Karl Lagerfeld
Chanel
Carrousel du Lowvre
Lagerfeld
Blue Rider
Germany
John Galliani
Thar
Angelo Tarlazin
Myriam Schaefer
Schaefer
Issey Miyake
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