Here they are, if you can use any. Click on the thumbnails for a better view. All hijab tutorials are from Marwa Hamed’s book.
I think the yellow one actually can look nice if you pull the underscarf a little further back. This way she did it here reminds me of a style I saw an old Kurdish granny wear once (although using different colors and a square silk scarf)… Means not very fresh. I also think that the pink/orange hijab style has some potential although the makeup is scary…
Yes, yet again I post hijab tie styles from Marwa Hamed’s book… I’m not to fond of all these styles, but some are nice and other can be modified. Inspiration.,.. Click the thumbnails for a larger view.
What do you think?
Again, I can’t resist posting some new, colorful hijab styles. Yes, the makeup can be excessive, yes, the styles can sometimes be a little over the top. But it’s a joy to look at all those styles, and get ideas for yourself. Some of these styles are created by famous hijab stylists like Marwa Hamed and Jailan Atef, while others I don’t know..
I heart the leopard one! Which one is your fave?
So I’m pretty sure this will be the last post featuring hijab tie styles from Marwa Hamed’s book. If you don’t want to learn some very strange looking stuff, that is 
Here are four more, and as before, you need to click the thumbnails for a better view.
That’s it from Marwa Hamed’s hijab style guide. Tell me which one you like the most??
So I’ve allready posted 15 new, different ways to tie your hijab from Marwa Hamed’s hijab styling book. Just because learning something new never hurts, I give you four more new ways to tie your hijab. You can view the previous posts here and here. Enjoy, and as before, click the thumbnails for a bigger view.
I think I adore the third one from the top. What’s your favorite wrap among these?
