you don't often see outfits from leila al bustani in tehran.igners is much more common; it is worn mainly by young people. but surprisingly, this problem does not scare leila. she sees western fashion more as an opportunity than a challenge. western fashion makes me compete and try to win. i must produce clothes that are attractive to young people, which means i must know and feel their tastes. also , i can’t stay away from global fashion trends, we need to accept them and create a combined version, corresponding to the norms of our culture. until now , many women who follow the islamic code of dress are not even familiar with the term islamic fashion, which is why simple mantoes and monolithic black cedars predominate on the street. fashion trends remain on the sidelines because they are not supported by the state. experts say the industry is not enough. financed, leaving many designers struggling to make ends meet while trying to stay afloat. clothing production is a difficult business, especially in the difficult economic conditions of our c

are trying to combine islamic culture with modern fashion trends, the owner of this atelier, leila al bustani team of designers who study the latest industry trends and sprinkle elements of islam into them. the thirty-nine-year-old fashion designer believes that the hijab is not a hindrance at all, only then will we get islamic fashion. in iranian culture, women are always modest, but those who want to combine beauty and modesty in their clothing have a hard time finding anything suitable on the market. even as a child, my mother could not find islamic clothing suitable for my age, so she decided to sew such clothes herself. and i wanted to open my own studio of islamic clothing, which would be both fashionable and beautiful. now ms. albouni has her own showroom in the west of tehran, clients like her designs and the number of orders is growing. we have been working for 10 years, at first we had neither a workshop nor a store, now we have an atelier and two stores in tehran, and a representative of our company throughout country. in iran, women must wear the hijab in public. some also wear a