Shukr Online!

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Look At how reese witherspoons dress is soo modest! MashAllah

Look At how reese witherspoons dress is soo modest! but yet the muslims these days are not wearing modest clothes! just take some of the celebs outfits if u want to fit in, even u dont have to fit in! omg .. Allah just wants us to be modest!~ .... but u can be modest and stylish at the same time! Wallahi anjad, its soo cool! just take a look at my blog! .. i have some outfits i put together i wear them all the time! Subhanallah ... i even asked my mom if i could start wearing an abaya! <3 so thats what i have been doing sometimes!

The PUNK Look <3 =)

The PUNK Look <3 =)

Untitled by somalilover14 featuring Coach bags

Anyways, u can wear a long sleeve shirt underneath the short sleeved shirt, i would advise the color white long sleeved shirt ;)

THE OUTFIT :

1. The Elsie Wrap Hijab - $12 - artizara.com

2. Tiered Crinkle Maxi Skirt - $38 - ardenb.com

3. Skyla multi buff check shirt - $40 - delias.com

4. dELiAs Converse Ox - $46 - delias.com

5. Blue and Pink Wooden Teardrop Earrings - $3 - amocacushi.ecrater.com

6. Coach :: Poppy Patent - $368 - coach.com

7. Turquoise Bead Bracelet with Diamond Piece - brownsfashion.com


I LOVE THIS OUTFIT!! OMG!!

Europe Discovers Muslim Fashion

Europe Discovers Muslim Fashion


IslamOnline.net & News Agencies

PARIS/ROTTERDAM — Reconciling their faith with the dictates of fashion, style-conscious young Muslim women across Europe are leaving their mark on Europe's urban street culture and influencing mainstream fashion.
"H&M and all the French stores have taken our fashion," Mahika, a 24-year-old Muslim from Paris, told Reuters on Wednesday, April 25, referring to the famed Swedish clothing company Hennes & Mauritz.

In a country which fiercely upholds its secular identity and which banned hijab in schools, modest Muslim clothing does not have to be fashion-lacking.

"Popular styles this year have beadwork and the color is orange," said Ouslghozi Jkrom, displaying her store's array of bright colored dresses and hair veils.

A generation of young hijab-clad Muslims has influenced Europe's fashion industry as the runways now discover a trend of mixing long dresses with jeans, and layering sweaters and tops.

"It's not just Muslims who are buying our jeans now," said Susanna Cavalli, chief of product development for the Italian company Al Quds.





With a baggy cut and multiple pockets, the company's new line of jeans was mainly tailored to cater to Muslims who want to stay comfortable while praying.

But Cavalli says Al Quds jeans are becoming popular among non-Muslims too.

"It's a good fashion product, first of all. That means the spectrum of our audience is growing."

Fashion-Conscious


"It's not just Muslims who are buying our jeans now," Cavalli said.

Daughters of migrants to Europe have brought their own culture to urban streets and swayed the mainstream fashion.

They say the trend has made their life in the West much easier as they do not have to struggle to get dressed properly.

"I find it very easy to dress. You find all kinds of things in town," said Bushra Sayed, a 20-year-old Muslim student who lives in Holland's Rotterdam.

"It is about combinations and it has got easier since you see the influence of our fashion in general fashion."

Wearing her dark brown hijab, blue shirt and knee-length skirt over jeans, she believes religion and fashion need to be mutually exclusive.

"I am a Muslim but I am also a person who is interested in fashion and I want to combine all these things."

She is always determined to incorporate brash modernity into her wardrobe while adhering to the tenets of her faith.

"For me it is important to cover my body, except the hands, feet and face. And within that I can wear whatever I want, but it should not be too tight and short.

"My mother, friends, and relatives are very enthusiastic and I did not have to fight at all for my own style."

Bushra is one of five women who put together MSLM, a new glossy fashion magazine for style-conscious young Muslims.

The magazine, launched in April in Dutch, French and English, offers fashion tips for fashion-enthusiast Muslim girls.

The women have also organized a fashion exhibition in Rotterdam alongside the magazine, displaying outfits made by Dutch designers with Islamic dress codes in mind.

One dummy in the exhibition wears a black halter-neck dress, while its back, arms and legs are concealed by a black-lace cat suit worn beneath.

"These girls can't live without Zara, H&M and Mango," said Natasa Heydra, a Rotterdam gallery curator who is among the editorial team of MSLM.

She added that injecting fashion into a traditional Muslim wardrobe does not have to be like walking a fine line.

"There is a basic set of rules and within these rules it is about choice and about modesty."

Hijab Chic

Hijab Chic
How retailers are marketing
to fashion-conscious Muslim women.
By Asra Q. Nomani

"Full coverage," not your typical fashion show prerequisite, was the theme at a "fashion seminar" recently hosted by Nordstrom at the tony Tysons Corner Center mall in McLean, Va. The show, called "Interpreting Hot Trends for Veiled and Conservative Women," was perhaps the first high-fashion hijab event sponsored by corporate America. The target: well-heeled Muslim women living in the suburbs of Northern Virginia, where mansions and mosques are filled with rich Muslim immigrants, an increasing number of whom shop at Tysons Corner.

The Nordstrom show is part of a growing trend: Western retailers and designers are beginning to market directly to Muslim women. In 2000, for instance, European designers Yves Saint-Laurent and Jean-Paul Gaultier showed at the International Festival of African Fashion in Niger while ultraconservative Muslims paraded through the streets in protest of the "satanic" presentation. A 2004 Hermes ad featured two women with the dark hair, dark eyes, and olive skin of many Middle Easterners and wearing the company's iconic scarves wrapped around their heads in the Muslim style of hijab. (When asked, the Hermes advertising department would say only that its marketing pitch is "global.") And a little over a week ago, French designer Judith Duriez, co-owner of the Dubai-based company Arabesque, debuted her fall 2005 collection of "sheilas" (veils) and "abayas" (gowns) for the cloaked Muslim woman. These fashions, traditional long black gowns (the color is one rule Duriez refuses to break), are enhanced by non-traditional accents such as mother-of-pearl trimmings and chiffon ribbons.

Retailers have likely caught on to the fact that conservative Muslim women are as interested in fashion as any other women and that, as a population numbering at least 500 million—an estimated half of which cover up regularly—they constitute a large, and potentially lucrative, untapped market. Indeed, to anyone who's paying attention, it's evident that Muslim women are going to great lengths (and in some cases spending a substantial amount of money) in an attempt to reconcile their religious mandate to dress modestly with their desire to look fashionable. Many women interpret the idea of "hijab"—the term comes from the Arabic word "hajaba," which is translated as "to cover," and is used generally to refer to modesty, and more specifically, to mean headscarves and formless gowns—quite liberally. They wear Diane Von Furstenberg mini-dresses over Levi jeans or rapper-style do-rags as headscarves. Other women don scarves by designers such as Christian Dior, Hermes, Gucci, and Dolce & Gabbana. And even the traditional dress is no longer black and shapeless but comes in various cuts, colors, patterns, and textures: slim-cut, baggy, silk, chiffon, fringed, fur-cuffed, hand-painted, and even embroidered with rhinestones and feathers.

The trend would be just another marketing gimmick, except that the hijab is not merely an article of clothing, but a politically charged symbol. The hijab, as most people know by now, has become emblematic of an ideological and political movement that promotes a puritanical interpretation of Islamic law, or Sharia. In this interpretation, it is "haram," or illegal, for a women to reveal her arms, legs, or any bodily curves. In the most conservative circles, revealing the face, ankles, neckline, and hands is also verboten. (The Quran, while calling for modesty, does not mandate that women wear hair scarves or long gowns.)

To attend the fashion seminar, I had to go undercover in more ways than one. Nordstrom's publicity department called the show a "private event" that was closed to the press. When I asked why, I was told the company hadn't "media trained" its sales representatives. What if, God forbid, a Nordstrom saleswoman pitched a gauzy scarf that left a woman's hair visible? I'm a Muslim woman, but I don't cover my hair except when I go into mosques with a hoodie over my head in a look I call "ghetto hijab." So, at the diner across the street, I draped a hot pink scarf from the Tie Rack over my head and covered my body in a flower-patterned Nine West trench coat—more Grace Kelly than hijabi Muslim, but it worked—and prepared to see what Nordstrom thought was in fashion for the veiled-and-shrouded set.

The morning of the event, about 100 women—their hair covered by scarves, their bodies cloaked in abayas or burqas, and at least two of them with their faces fully veiled—pulled into the Tysons Corner parking lot in Volvos, BMWs, and Lexus sedans. In liberal Muslim circles, these women are sometimes derisively called "hijabis." The chicest among them—those who wear silk Hermes scarves and long Barneys jackets—are dubbed "fashionable fundies" (as in "fundamentalists"). The women call themselves "muhajabah," or "women of hijab."

The women and I slid into chairs set up at the top of the store's escalators, a few feet away from a display of slinky Nicole Miller gowns. The Nordstrom sales team was composed mostly of non-Muslim Americans, but there was one Muslim saleswoman with a scarf pulled up high over a bun in her hair. A chipper Nordstrom saleswoman in an appropriately modest business suit opened the show by pointing to a row of mannequins outfitted in what she called "the latest fall trends." There was a full-length Eileen Fisher skirt: "It allows for full coverage," she emphasized. And a black Anne Klein jacket: "It closes up high," the sales lady stressed. Finally, a $425 green-and-black Tesori tweed coat: "Just perfect for your unique style." In other words, it would cover the contour of a woman's butt—another no-no to reveal. The Nordstrom Web site promotes the jacket as a "tailored fit," but that wasn't part of the sales pitch here.

But something was obviously missing. A saleswoman stepped forward: "Of course, we have scarves!" Of course! Each mannequin had a scarf wrapped around its neck, ready to be pulled up. There were also brooches, which were said to be "perfect for pinning up scarves." A Muslim woman in the audience snickered at the effect of one broach atop a headscarf; it looked like a cake decoration.

Of course, the most puritanical Muslims would say that hijab is not meant to be flashy. According to these men and women, it's supposed to be the sartorial equivalent of a burlap sack, not a trimly tailored Anne Klein jacket. It's supposed to be black, not trendy colors like fuchsia and teal. Preachers from New Jersey to California rail at the pulpit against women who put too much fashion in their hijab. To quote one rant on a conservative Muslim Web site: "Everyday we see our Muslim sisters proudly displaying names and initials on their clothing. … What are they advertising? CD, YSL, D&G,"—as in Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Dolce & Gabbana—"How ironic that the most modest of dressing—the cloak and scarf—should become contaminated by advertising the names of some of the most shameless and perverted people in the world."

But women will no doubt continue to thwart such dictates in a desire to look stylish while remaining pious. And it may be Muslims themselves, versed in the nuances and requirements of the hijab, who will be best equipped to introduce it to the world of high fashion. Next month, on Nov. 10, Femmes Arabes, a magazine for Arab women, will sponsor a fashion show in Montreal featuring caftans—long flowing garments popular among Muslim women in North Africa—designed by five Canadian designers and five Arab designers; it held a similar show last year. And Eve N Black, a Dubai-based boutique founded by Muslim fashion designer Mohammad Bahrami, sells abayas that cost anywhere from $1,500 to $10,000 and are often displayed with matching shoes and purses. (If she spends $6,500 or more, a woman can get a copyright for her personal abaya design.)

If the Nordstrom event made one thing clear, it was that it's not easy to combine high fashion with religion. While one woman walked away with a long orange duster sweater, women on both sides of the figurative catwalk were grumbling unhappily. A Moroccan woman found a black polka-dotted top inappropriate because of its "three-quarter-length sleeves." Sleeves, according to the strictest standards of hijab, must extend to the wrists. A George Mason University law school student groused that a black Anne Klein skirt was "too short" because it hit the calves. A young scarved woman became frustrated that she wasn't able to find "an A-line skirt without a slit." And the Nordstrom cashiers mumbled to each other they weren't ringing up enough sales. Indeed, the fashion seminar, to borrow a phrase from the fashion world, was

My collage of beauty! <3

Untitled by somalilover14 on Polyvore.com

Sanderella Abaya

Sanderella Abaya

A summer abaya made of voile, The Voile fabric makes abaya sheer very light in weight, drapes and gathers very well.




COLORS: White and Apple Green

BUY IT AT: http://www.2hijab.com/sanderella_abaya.asp

Price: US$74.90
£45.64 €52.65 CAD$81.11

Madiha'z Hijaab Fashionz Website! go MADI! WE LUV U SIS !!!

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BLUE-FLY Store Online! <3 <3 80% OFF!! 2009/July

BLUE-FLY Store Online! <3 <3

Their Beaded Bangles, Gorgeous As Ever Seen Before!

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Lean Marshall's Collection! GORGEOUS!! 20% OFF!

benoit pierre emery - Scarfs

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Confessions Of A Shopaholic Trailer! <3

Confessions Of A Shopaholic Trailer! <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jml_MOEPA-s&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Erandomhouse%2Ecom%2Fbantamdell%2Fkinsella%2F&feature=player_embedded

Black N White Outfit <3

Black N White Outfit <3

Untitled by Rayhanah featuring Miss Selfridge

The Outfit:!

1.James Perse Cotton long sleeve T-shirt - $55.00 - net-a-porter.com

2.Black Layered Graduated Wire Hoop Earring - $8.00 - torrid.com

3.Outlets-Online.net . Betsey Johnson . BJ Silk Cotton Prom Dress - $660.00 - outlets-online.net

4.Mid Glitter Skinny Jean - 38.00 GBP - missselfridge.com

5.Sterling Silver True Love Waits Ring - $16.99 - charmingchick.com

6.Christian Dior shoes, Code: cd058s-sat74284_no, Main color:black, Materials... - $769.00 - styledrops.com

7.Malaysian Hijab - PARTY - hijabchic - en blogg från Devote.se - hijabchic.devote.se

8.hijab-rectangular - al-ikhlas.com

Peach N Jean Rox!

Peach N Jean Rox!

peach N jean rox! by Rayhanah featuring Balenciaga bags

And the jean jacket can be left open to show the shirt underneath! cute outfit! <3

The outfit!:

1.Current/Elliott The Super Slouchy Skinny jeans - # $250.00 - net-a-porter.com

2.AE Jean Jacket - # $49.50 - ae.com

3.Halle's Celebrity Style Oscar Earrings - # $29.95 - fantasyjewelrybox.com

4.BALENCIAGA - The Giant Work (Blanc) - diabro.net - Import Brand Shop - # $2,043.48 - diabro.net

5.COCKTAIL PINK BALLERINAS - # 109,00 EUR - mytheresa.com

6.Peachish shirt - # 22.99 GBP - missguided.co.uk

7.Enamel Coloured Bangle - # 15.00 GBP - topshop.com

8.MyFavoriteHijabStore - Hand-made Hijabs for $9.99! Free Shipping to U.S., - myfavoritehijabstore.com

Spend or Save? Marc or Forever 21?

Spend or Save? Marc or Forever 21?

Want the look but short on cash? Look for bargain items that reflect the feel of a higher end piece. We love this Marc by Marc Jacobs Habotai Ruffle-Front Dress (available at Net-A-Porter.com), but it costs $360. The Forever 21 Ruffle Woven Wrap Dress (available at Forever21.com for $27.80) isn’t an exact replica (which we think is a good thing), but it has the elements—the ruffles and the waist tie—that make the Marc dress so chic.

Does anyone know ....................

Does anyone know of a turkish hijab store online , i have been wanting some turkish hijaabs, but cant seem to find any cheap!!! :(

Why Hijaab ? - Heres the answer!

Why Hijaab ? - Heres the answer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXEfmOeh_PQ

THE WHOLE IDEA Izzz ........................

Now, the whole idea for islamic fashion is that
1. u dress modestly
2.look cute and be covered at the same time
3.wear things that match
And 4. Luv the way u look! Just show people in the world muzlims have fashion too!

And for one thing, someone will see u , and come up to u .. and say where did u get this idea from??? u look cool! ☼ ♫ ☼ ♫ <3

Now, if u happen to have a red shirt, a mini skirt, and a pair of black pants ... then u can just do a LAYER LOOK!!! it will look so kewl, and when u look at urself in the mirror, u will say hmm??? who is this?? lol she looks GREAT!

OK, the most important thing to ur outfit are SHOES and The PERFECT HIJAAB!!!
Always be careful about those two things! they always have to match the outfit!










Remember .. have fun in ur style!! dont let the other popular fashions get in the way of expressing ur feelings, and ur own kind of style! HAVE FUN!! THE BEST OF HOPE TO FINDING BEST FASHION!!!

.............. ۞۞۞ PEACE IN AND OUT!!!!!

Summer In The City 2009 - 100 items to guarantee you a stylish Summer!!

100 items to guarantee you a stylish summerFrom garden parties to summer weddings, we've got it covered

http://www.handbag.com/fashion/Summer-in-the-city-2009/microsite

Easy Hijab Styles eBook

Easy Hijab Styles eBook
Step-By-Step Guide

1.The styles covers your chest which is the REQUIREMENT of the Syariah

2.The styles are EASY to do - No need fancy hair buns or accessories

3.The steps are CLEARLY shown in photo form, so it is easy to see the steps and
results

4.Extra TIPS on how to choose the right underscarf and scarf material are given, so
you will get beautiful results every time!

5.The styles are suitable for ALL ages - teens up to mature (but young at heart) women!

http://easyhijabstyles.com/index.html



"And say to the believing women that they should lower their gaze and guard their modesty; that they should not display their beauty and ornaments except what must ordinarily appear therof; that they should draw their veils over their bosoms and not display their beauty except to their husbands, their fathers, their husbands' fathers, their sons, their husbands' sons, their brothers, or their brothers' sons or their sisters' sons, or their women or the servants whom their right hands possess, or male servants free of physical needs, or small children who have no sense of the shame of sex, and that they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden ornaments. And O you Believers, turn you all together towards Allah, that you may attain Bliss." (Quran 24:31).

Jazzing up the abaya

Jazzing up the abaya

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8117185.stm

Few images shout Middle East quite like the abaya - the long, black overgarment worn by millions of women across the Arab world.

The design has remained pretty much unchanged for centuries, but a crop of young new designers in the United Arab Emirates are now giving the traditional dress a modern-day makeover.

Nothing is off limits - designers are experimenting with bold colours, materials like lace and leather, and even add sequins, embroidery and daring slits to jazz up the often-uniform black robe.

Reem and Hind Beljafla began their abaya-design business, DAS Collection, 18 months ago after realising the market for high-end design for Muslim women in Dubai was woefully underserved.

Their abayas are very much haute-couture - everything is custom-made and prices start at $1,000 (£606).


It [abaya] is not a tent that covers us all - we can still look pretty and elegant and sexy

Badr al-Budoor, designer
The young sisters say that as long as a woman's form is still covered by the abaya, there is no harm in having a bit of fun with the design.

"It never loses its identity - the target is to cover the woman's body so there is no harm in playing with the fabrics," says 24-year-old Reem.

"We thought why can't we take our abayas and make something to suit the modern girl, but still keep that conservative style."

Big ambitions

The Beljafla sisters have come under fire for some of their pieces, especially ones which are made from transparent fabric, or show off the shoulders.



Badr al-Budoor is now taking her business online. Photo: Abaya Couture
But they insist their more racy designs are only supposed to be worn to ladies-only gatherings such as wedding parties.

They also say that an evening-wear abaya is not supposed to be worn for a trip to the mall during the daytime - much as one wouldn't wear a cocktail dress to the office.

The sisters have big ambitions.

They have already met famous US designers like Vera Wang, and believe the day is not far off that Western models will be seen sashaying down a catwalk in Paris or New York wearing one of their creations.

'Spreading the word'

Badr al-Budoor is another Emirati designer who is having fun transforming the age-old abaya by adding frills, polka dot print and giant bows to give her pieces a princess-like feel.

Interest in her unusual designs is so high that she is taking her business online to target an international audience.



Rabia Z now runs a fashion empire
She also hopes that, as she opens up to the overseas market, people might view traditional Islamic dress in a different light.

"The whole point of doing this online is to spread the word on the abaya and show people that it is a fashionable piece that we wear," says Ms Budoor, who recently launched her website AbayaCouture.com.

"It is not a tent that covers us all. We can still look pretty and elegant and sexy - just as covered and as traditional as we need to be."

Ms Budoor does not see a contradiction in creating "sexy" abayas.

"The definition of sexy here in Emirati society is very different to the West," she says.

"Sexy to us means elegant, modest and feminine. It's possible to look attractive without showing any skin at all."

'Modest yet modern'

It is not just Islamic dress that is being transformed.

Emirati designers have also started to take Western-style clothes like T-shirts, skirts and trousers and adapt them for Muslim customers.


The potential for further growth is massive - it's still untapped, it's a niche market

Rabia Z, designer
Rabia Z began designing when she started wearing the hijab, or a headscarf, a few years ago while living in the US.

"I realised there was nothing stylish for women like me to wear - something that is conservative but still stylish and fashionable," says Rabia, who is now one of the region's most successful designers.

"It was shocking that no-one seemed to care about us - there was absolutely nothing that catered to the needs of Muslim women."

Rabia started her business eight years ago and now runs a veritable fashion empire catering for everything from haute-couture to high street.

She plays with both fabric and cut to achieve her design mantra of "modern yet modest", and even stitches hijabs into hooded tracksuit tops so that women can exercise in comfort.

But Rabia does not only want to dress Arab women, and is targeting Muslims right across the world, including in the West and further afield.

She already has plans to tap Asian markets like China and Korea, as well as countries closer to home like Iran and Afghanistan.

"The potential for further growth is massive," she says confidently.

"It's still untapped, it's a niche market and the potential is just enormous."

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45967000/jpg/_45967134_profi330.jpg

Nasheed - Free ( Hijab ) for the QUEENS of Islam

Nasheed - Free ( Hijab ) for the QUEENS of Islam


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjJG_eTFaH0

Muslim Bride and Evening Wear

Muslim Bride and Evening Wear

Some bridal dresses and evening dresses

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrNbIVTaUJQ

Islamic Clothing - Islamic Fashion

Islamic Clothing - Islamic Fashion

http://www.hermodesty.com - This video features a number of designers from across the world displaying their muslim fashions and islamic clothing at the 2006 Islamic Fashion Festival in Kuala Lumpur.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW3MvMKpRww

Rabia Z. - Islamic Fashion Designer

Rabia Z. - Islamic Fashion Designer

http://welovehijab.com - This video was featured first on Current.tv and now you can see it here on YouTube. Rabia Z of Rabia Designs (rabiadesigns.com) is a modern islamic fashion designer and she has already received some impressive recognition for what she's doing. Check out the video to find out more! http://welovehijab.com


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5BgWtKLlxU

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tut#8 PART 2: "More Tips & ACCESSORIES!"

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tut#8 PART 2: "More Tips & ACCESSORIES!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3seUUiTvFA

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tut#8 PART 1: "More Tips & ACCESSORIES!"

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tut#8 PART 1: "More Tips & ACCESSORIES!"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-Cc7B5Hg-A

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tutorial #6: "Emo/Scene Hijab Wrap"

Madiha's Hijab Styles Tutorial #6: "Emo/Scene Hijab Wrap"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-Te57fcfdQ

Just 2 Say ....................

Just to say, The Videos i post are not any of me, they are just vids i liked from youtube! anyways as i wish to post vids of hijaab tutorial of me,i cannot... so please do rate and comment on my polyvore creations and have fun watchin the vids! yay! <3 <3

Makeup Tutorial Blue Breezy Morning

Makeup Tutorial Blue Breezy Morning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt7hazsYj8w&feature=channel

Arabian Princess Scarf And Makeup Tutorial!

COOL VIDEO!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSehqSWL6Nw&feature=related

Black Is The New Wack!

Black is the new Wack! <3

Muslims can be gothic too! by somalilover14 featuring Converse shoes

U should always wear black in winter and fall, cause in summer and spring, u always wear bright colors!

The Outfit!:

1.Women: Women's Sparkle Hoodies - Black - oldnavy.com

2.Dark Star clothing romantic gothic skirts. gypsy and pagan celtic skirts. - 36.99 GBP - sharpe-designs.com

3.Gothic industrial hardware and bondage belts at Rivithead - $29.85 - rivithead.com

4.Hello Kitty Graffiti Tee - Teen Clothing by Wet Seal - $12.50 - wetseal.com

5.fredflare.com | you spin me record earrings - $10.00 - fredflare.com

6.Women's shoes: Converse Chuck Taylor All-Star Hi: Sale | Piperlime - piperlime.com

7.PLASTICLAND - Black Polka Dot Sugar Skull Tote Bag by Loungefly - shopplasticland.com

8.Hijab | Vogue | Simple | Black - muslimbase.com

Think Purple!

Think Purple!

Think Purple :D by Rayhanah featuring American Eagle Outfitters

The thing is, if u wear the tank underneath itll cover u more, and if u dont wear hijaab, then the tank will show, and give off some color!

The outfit!:
1.Fuchsia Croco Stamped Leather Drawstring Tote Bag - Buti - $870.00 - forzieri.com

2.AE Gathered Tank - $19.50 - ae.com

3.Aurora-Borealis Skirt - New Age & Spiritual Gifts at Pyramid Collection - $59.95 - pyramidcollection.com

4.SUPRÉ Peace Printed Raglan Sweater - 35.00 AUD - supre.com.au

5.Faith | Faith Twist Front Flat Sandal at ASOS - 28.00 GBP - asos.com

6.Marbled Resin Bangle Pack - 8.00 GBP - dorothyperkins.com

7.hijab by al-iklas islamic clothing - $12.50 - al-ikhlas.com

Casual Outfit #1

Casual Outfit #1

casual outfit #1 by somalilover14 featuring True Religion jeans

The Outfit!:

1.Signature Butterfly Sunglasses - Prada - $257.00 - forzieri.com

2.?Nise? high top trainer - 255.00 GBP - brownsfashion.com

3.True Religion Joey flared leg denim jean - $245.00 - net-a-porter.com

4.Selected Femme Long Sleeve Dress - 120.00 GBP - oli.co.uk

5.Fashion Jewelry, Personalized Jewelry, Diamond Jewelry, Bridal Jewelry - $670.00 - maxandchloe.com

6.LUXURY-SHOPS.COM - Chanel, Jewelry, Case - 490.00 CHF - luxury-shops.com

7.Armine Eşarpları - EŞARP - SCARF - HIJAB Turkish Hijaab - birizbiz.tokca.de