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Saudi woman designs abayas for freer lifestyles(1/4)

2018-06-29 12:07:17 Ecns.cn Editor :Mo Hong'e

Eman Joharjy (L), a fashion designer, smiles while standing with her employee as she tries on one of her creations at her shop in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, June 23, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the “sporty abaya”. (Photo/Agencies)

Eman Joharjy(R), a fashion designer, and her employee (L) pose in creations at her shop in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, June 23, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the “sporty abaya”. (Photo/Agencies)

$Eman Joharjy, a fashion designer in one of her own creations, reacts as she is about to drive to Jeddah\'s Corniche to cycle, Saudi Arabia, June 24, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the \$

Eman Joharjy, a fashion designer in one of her own creations, reacts as she is about to drive to Jeddah's Corniche to cycle, Saudi Arabia, June 24, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the "sporty abaya". (Photo/Agencies)

$Eman Joharjy, a fashion designer in one of her own creations, cycles along Jaddah\'s Corniche, Saudi Arabia, June 24, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the “sporty abaya”. (Photo/Agencies)$

Eman Joharjy, a fashion designer in one of her own creations, cycles along Jaddah's Corniche, Saudi Arabia, June 24, 2018. In 2007, frustrated by a lack of abayas made for running or cycling, Joharjy designed one for herself. She began making them for friends and selling what she dubbed the “sporty abaya”. (Photo/Agencies)