'Your mood changes': Iranian fashion designers embrace bright and bold colours


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Designers in Iran say the shift to brighter colours has not been easy, especially as many women still stick to darker shades. Photo: AFP

Moving away from dark clothing, Iranian designers are trying to strike a fine balance between a growing trend favouring bright colours and the Islamic republic's strict dress code for women.

"As a young woman, I choose clothes in a modern design with bright colours," 22-year-old designer Hadis Hassanlou said at a fashion exhibition in the historic Saadabad Palace in Tehran.

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