Iranian hairstylist Ami Moghadam was pressured by the Islamic Republic for posting videos of women getting their hair done. Showing a woman’s hair is treated as a crime under their forced hijab rules.
So she made a satirical video in which she “styles” and even “cuts” clients’ headscarves instead of their hair—washing, blow-drying, and trimming the fabric.
It’s a sharp, clever protest against a system that polices women’s bodies and treats ordinary beauty work as a threat.
This Dior gown from the Spring 1998 Haute Couture collection is something else. The intricate beadwork, the way it catches the light, and the attention to every little detail make it feel like a work of art. John Galliano really knew how to turn fashion into a statement. Nearly three decades later, it still feels special.