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July 11, 2006

Afghans get a taste of the catwalk
Afghanistan has played host to its first fashion show in decades, with models displaying designer garments at a hotel in the capital, Kabul. The show, which made the news on Afghanistan's Tolo TV channel, attracted an audience of expatriates and well-to-do Afghans. Clothes made from Afghan textiles, including fashion burqas, were shown off by non-Afghan models to the accompaniment of traditional local music. # posted by masquerader @ 11:57 ::

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