精英翻譯出自http://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/270789/web/
A fashion event took place last month that seemed — well, not like the other s: the Islamic Fashion Festival in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
上月舉行的一場時尚活動:馬來西亞吉隆坡的伊斯蘭時尚節,看起來,嗯,不同於其他時尚活動。
“Islamic fashion festival? Just doesn’t make sense,” one Muslim girl tweeted.
一名穆斯林女孩推文:「伊斯蘭時尚節?搞不懂。」
But that, it turned out, was precisely the point.
但事實上,巧妙就在這兒。
Founded nine years ago by Dato’ Raja Rezza Shah partly to combat stereotypes about Islam, the festival is part of a wider movement within a slice of the Muslim world — most often Muslims living in minority contexts, or non-Arab Muslim majority countries — that has seized on fashion as a means to reshape the cultural narrative. Or at least how it is seen.
時尚節九年前由拉惹理查拿督創立,部分原因是為了對抗關於伊斯蘭的刻板印象。時尚節是穆斯林世界小部分地區一個更大行動的一環,這些穆斯林多半在居住國屬少數族裔,或是住在穆斯林居多數的非阿拉伯國家,要以時尚為手段重塑文化敘事,或者至少改變外界的印象。