Super Models Will Do Raunchy Photoshoot in Madina - Approved By Muhammad Bin Salman

Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman always took bold steps towards turning Saudi Arabia into Europe. He wanted that the Kingdom should not stay behind the world leadings nations like Europe, in order to attain great achievements for a kingdom one has to follow latest trends in every field, like medicine, fashion, technology and since when Muhammad Bin Salman took as a crown prince of the kingdom he is following this idealogy of expending the kingdom in collaboration of latest cultural expansion of the kingdom taking the culture of Europe as its basis.

Earlier, The Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman said in an interview that "I will turn Saudi Arabia into Europe", He allows women to drive without any mahram, he also encourage women not to wear abaya. Also once he said If China is putting Uighur Muslims into concentration camps then she is doing right if they are a cause of national security for her."

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The authorities in Saudi Arabia give green chit and a clean chit for supermodels to do a photoshoot in Madina province Al Ula. Vogue Arabia confirmed that catwalk stars like Kate Moss, Mariacarla Boscono, Candice Swanepoel, Jourdan Dunn, Amber Valletta, Xiao Wen, and Alek Wek will do a photoshoot in Madina for a new-york based label. The models wore black and white thigh-slit flowy dresses as they walked and danced around the Kingdom’s cultural and heritage site, and there will be no change in their dress code as a model has to show her body in order to attract people.

The 24- hr photoshoot will take place in January 2021, in Al Ula Province of Madina, the world’s largest living open-air museum and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Such a photoshoot would have been unthinkable in Saudi Arabia just a few years ago because of the Kingdom’s strict Islamic rules on modesty.

It is not new for the Crown Prince to legalize such illegal activity in the sacred cities of Makkah and Madina.
But since Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has become the country’s de facto ruler he has introduced several westernizing, liberal reforms, especially with regard to the entertainment industry and gender relations.