I just stumbled upon some pictures of Malaysian student and hijab model Aimi. She has some serious personal style going on, and I just had to post some of her outfits. You can find the original post with a couple more pictures and more info about her on this blog.
Now although some of it is a lil fitted, I think her style rocks! I love the accessories in the 1st picture. Both pink outfits are cute too. What do you think? Do you dig her style?
I guess most of you have heard about the controversial Swedish program “Halal TV” by now. Blogs like Muslimah Media Watch and many others have allready blogged about the 8 episode show hosted by three veiled muslim women. Now these women also have got style:
From the left; Cherin Awad, Dalia Azzam Kassem and Khadiga el Khabiry. I just love the zebra print hijab and the hot pink top!
Looks like the Spanish hijab is Dalia Azzam Kassem’s top choice. I love how she tied her hijab in the first picture here. And Khadiga el Khabiry’s orangey-pink do. Beautiful colors.
What do you think about their style? Did any of you watch the show?
Very soon, November the 24th actually, IFF is back in Kuala Lumpur for it’s sixth year. There is much to be excited about, with both local and international designers featured.
“The need and presence for Islamic fashion has never been more pressing than now, as Islamic capitals of the world continue to expand and welcome foreign investors an undeniable setting as human societies establish closer ties across the globe.
Leave aside religious needs, Islamic fashion plays a much greater role than just to drape and to cover. ‘’While there are the obvious reasons needs to don Muslim attire – in a mosque, for weddings, for prayer etc., women and men of all walks of life and cultural backgrounds will see the need for Islamic fashion as world trade activities take place.And there is no definite instruction about how one should be covered, what with a modern and diversified community, we want to present to the people of this world that Islamic fashion indeed fashionable and for everyone. The demand has never been more present than now.”
Stay up to date on the IFF by visiting their official site, or by reading the two following articles, here and here.
Im all excited about this, what about you guys?
Did you ever run out of ideas on how to tie a “fierce” or unique hijab? Here’s a lot of inspiration for a lot of different styles. Most of these styles are “spanish wraps” but you will also find some slightly more covering styles. All of these are the work of several veil and makeup stylists around Egypt:
So what do you think? Did you see anything you like? Would you try any of these looks?
Hiiiiii ladies! Sorry for the short blogging break – I will be better updating, -promise!
Here is some Egyptian hijab style for you to enjoy (some styles are actually covering the neck!):
Loving it. You can also find more of the videos here (there are 7 of these tutorials in total). The featured hijab stylist is Nanees Selim. It looks like she had a site but took it down 
What do you think about these styles?
