According to the Al-Quds Al-Arabi, this photoshoot is the stepping stone towards modernization and the implementation of reforms. On July 9, Vogue Arabia released its 24-hour campaign photoshoot for the New York-based label Mônot. It featured Kate Moss, Mariacarla Boscono, Candice Swanepoel, Jourdan Dunn, Amber Valletta, Xiao Wen, and Alek Wek. Vogue Arabia, the Arab edition of the renowned US-based fashion magazine, got permission to conduct a raunchy photoshoot of international supermodels. In addition to this, the requirement for women to wear the abaya or loose gown will be eradicated. There will be a reduction in the authority of the religious police, and the restrictions in gender mixing will be lifted. The reforms that the Saudi kingdom is implementing include modernization. The kingdom is implementing this to open up its economy to international tourism and modernization. An investigation into the violations has been launched following the pictures of young Saudi women models posing in front of the pavilion of a luxurious car company at the show went viral on social media.According to the details, the controversial photoshoot is a part of a progression of reforms. RM GCG563Model Elen Rives arrives at the BFI Imax Cinema in central London, for the Premiere of the film Arabia, a 3D documentary celebrating the history and. This was in line with a directive from Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, emir of Makkah and advisor to Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, SPA reported.Īccording to reports, the organizers of the show, which opened on Tuesday in Jeddah, had reportedly violated the principles of the Islamic Shariah and the Saudi customs and traditions. The Program emphasized that the Islamic values and customs shall be fully adhered to while organizing any exhibitions and conventions as well as the regulations for issuing licenses for holding exhibitions and events, Samaa TV reported.Įarlier, the Jeddah Police detained officials of the Motor Show organizing company and some other car companies as part of their investigation into the violations. The program has found the organizer guilty of violating the principles of the Islamic Shariah and the Saudi customs and traditions as well as the regulations of the Ministry of Labor and Social Development. Saudi National Program for Conventions and Exhibitions has taken penal action against the organizer of the 10th edition of the Luxury Motor Show (EXCS), Jeddah for a number of violations, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday.Īccording to a report by Asr-e Iran, as translated by IFP, four female models have already been arrested as of Saturday. Saudi authorities say organizers of a motor show have violated the principles of the Islamic Shariah by using young models. Pictures of young Saudi female models posing in front of the pavilion of a luxurious car company at a local show went viral on social media, prompting a punitive action from the Kingdom authorities.
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