Power dressing. Part 3. Turban, female power and haute couture. Sheikha Mozah

Sheikha Mozah
not exactly a female politician, but from the top of Vanity Fair best dressed list.

http://sheikhamozahfashion.tumblr.com/

Power dressing. Part 2. Female politicians.

Hina Rabbani Khar.

Yulia Tymoshenko

Hillary Clinton

Who else should I add?

Turban and the Power Dressing. Part 1.

Dolly Madison was the first US First Lady to even consider fashion, she realised the way she dressed would help the image of her husband. She wore crazy outfits for the time like turbans and hats with feathers. This First Lady knew just how to stand out.

http://platform-online.net/2014/02/first-lady-fashion-the-art-of-power-dressing/

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/columns/Kalpana_Sharma/the-other-half-power-dressing/article1957.ece

about Dolley Madison movie http://mensagens.culturamix.com/frases/frases-de-dolley-madison

and bonus video with the turban maker:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/bonus-video/dolley-turban-maker/?flavour=mobile

Space making sound

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SALAT #1
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"Salat" is the title of an ongoing art project by Johannes Gees.
"Salat" started in 2007, when Johannes Gees installed several loudspeakers on a number of Swiss churches, which played the muslim "call for prayer" from the towers, until they were seized by the police.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YivGTL...

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SALAT #2
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In 2008/9, Johannes Gees made "Salat #2", combining the call for prayer from the main mosque in Mecca with the christian prayer "Ave Maria" in a traditional chanted version originally recorded in the Swiss mountains.
http://vimeo.com/1722526

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SALAT #3
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Salat #3 is the third stage of the project. It is supposed to happen in a muslim country. One of Johannes Gees loudspeakers is to be installed on a minarett, playing the "Ave Maria" at official prayer times.

Johannes Gees is currently seeking support to realize this ambitious project. The artist can be contacted at johannes.gees@gmail.com.

The Story of the Turban in England

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYi8KSwWzqM&noredirect=1