Hafsa Lodi is a fashion and lifestyle journalist with a BA in journalism and MA in Islamic Law. Her debut non-fiction book, Modesty: A Fashion Paradox was released over the summer, and explores the rise of modest fashion from cultural, religious, political, and feminist lenses, with the voices of over 40 female pioneers of the modest fashion movement.
No woman wants to be catcalled, I feel the need to emphasise this before I start. I do not want…
When I google the word ‘grief’ these are some of the results that come up; “Are you struggling to cope?”,…
TW: sexual harassment In a Woman’s Body is a global movement of women who want to feel empowered and connected…
I exist in minds as a burlesque dancer, a hobby eclipsing my identity in the way a woman’s sexuality seems to always bulldoze everything else
Reading Ghosts by Dolly Alderton was an awakening for me, Nina is at a similar stage in her life as me – close friends are moving out of London to buy homes, having babies, getting married – it documents those growing pains process of falling in and out of friendships, when your lives start to take different directions. Dolly truly is Nora Ephron for millennials.
Admit it – we’ve all been there, it’s the first date, anxiety takes over and you break a little sweat.…
