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Assalamualaikum everyone. I'm really sorry for not being here and lack of updates. I've been busy with my main blog, KeluargakuSayang and also tending my shop and the Library. It's a bit hectic with so many chores and works at both premises. And also, the lack of ideas..jpg)
Her shop sells Muslimah clothing and you can see from the pics some of the items that she sells. I've bought a few hijabs and jilbabs from her. Maybe I'll share a pic or two of the jilbabs later.
You can see I heart ditsy floral print :D (The waist band of that second one is adjustable from the back so I wear it much looser and with a cardigan on top.) Here are some other ASOS dresses from the sale section I certainly wouldn't wrinkle my nose at:
Get shopping at ASOS here!
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Fashion is too subjective but as a Muslimah I would like to create or assemble the clothes to be in line with the Islamic teaching. And my ideas have helped me created all those sets. Some, I think beautiful and wearable but some are quite unattractive. I didn't mean that dressing like that to attract people's attention but, I like beautiful things and Allah is Jamilun.
I came across this forum earlier talking about pink hijab day, mainly males saying pink hijabs were immodest and the whole idea of a pink hijab day was, and I quote, 'gay'. I've never never read such a whole load of rubbish in my life. Anyway, there was a poll where 44% thought that pink hijabs were immodest, 28% thought they weren't and rest were undecided. I mean there's one thing saying a skin tight pink dress coupled with a tiny little bright pink scarf and 6 inch pointy heels isn't hijab but to think that all pink headscarves are immodest is ludicrous and quite frankly makes me mad to think it was some stuck up man who wears want he wants that said it. On top of this, they completely ignore the fact that the whole point of pink hijab day is to raise money for breast cancer awareness, grrrrr! To prove these ignorant, judgmental people wrong, here are some pretty, pink and modest hijabs:
Soo cute, I love this dusty shade of pink, I want that scarf!
Pink shamaghs all the way!
Smart hijabi, all in pink and still modest:
Muna's back, in pink of course and a cool tie-dye headscarf:
A very pretty and modest malay hijab:
And a pink prayer outfit for good measure, wonderful!
And lastly, a pink hijab outfit I made just for the occasion:Hope you all like pink hijabs too! :D
We all love a maxi dress, but that doesn't mean they are easy to wear especially while keeping them modest and stylish at the same time - sometime I see people who have kept the modesty and ditched the style and sometimes it's the other way around. Well enough I say! Here are 3 simple ways to dress a maxi:
Hope you liked my maxi tips! :D
..and here is the finished look, I've used high boots because the skirt is mid-calf length and coupled it with a long, loose cardigan for an up to the minute style which will also cover up you accentuated waist ^-^
