ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月3日 10時31分

Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz (@deenathe1st) is the new editor in chief of @voguearabia, a digital-first, bilingual foray into the hearts, minds and wallets of women in the 22 countries of the Arab League. “This Vogue is very overdue,” the Riyadh-based Saudi princess and former retailer told @nytimesfashion. “The Arabs deserve their Vogue, and they’ve deserved it for a long, long time.” @voguearabia is the latest, and potentially the strongest, new voice to join a growing chorus demanding global recognition and respect for #Muslim culture and its commercial clout. “Many people don’t really know exactly what Arabia is, and there are major misunderstandings around modest dressing, too,” the 41-year-old editor added. “I have a responsibility to tackle those issues, through a fashion lens, of course. I am not interested in being a political magazine. There are plenty of others who do that. But what I can lay out to readers, both near and far, is that what brings us together is far greater than what sets us apart.” @laurenfleishman took this photo of @deenathe1st making her way to a @voguearabia shoot in London.

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