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Halima Aden On Learning To Survive In a Refugee Camp & Her Relationship With Her Hijab | GLAMOUR UK
Feb 11 2020
Model and activist, Halima Aden, was the first model to wear a hijab in the Miss USA beauty pageant and the first model to wear a burkini in Sports Illustrated. But growing up in the largest refugee camp in Kenya shaped Halima Aden the most. Here in the latest episode of GLAMOUR UNFILTERED - our bi-weekly chat show hosted by @JoshSmithHosts - the twenty-two-year-old opens up about survival, poverty and her relationship with her hijab. Plus, the face of #TOGETHERBAND and BOTTLETOP reveals her thoughts on being an activist and how we should overcome our differences. Are you inspired by Halima's inspiring story? Let us know in the comments below.
