My First Combination

Assalamualaikum...
I always luuuuuv red and black, it's a mix of courage and mistery.... I can't have my mood untill I wearing one or combination that two colours. Hope u'll like it girls....

One Choice Can Be Made

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When I first saw this, hmm... nice combination! I'll try it sometimes... when I go to work... ^_^

INSPIRED FROM DOLLS

I think this one is sooo pretty! Kind of reminds me of the Red Outfit I created! With the red hijab, tunic, pumps and white pants! And I saw this picture AFTER I created the outfit! Talk about coincidental. ANNND talk about how you really CAN use a barbie doll to plan an outfit. Make sure it's a muslim barbie doll and not a bratz doll however, or you might just be asked, "how much?" OKOK i'm sorry !! apology for that unnecessary comment but yeah. Seriously.




This one is adorable too! I am loving the way the hijab is wrapped!! Notice how the hijab is just one of the minor colors in the top? Just like in the very first outfit I created!














Hijabifashionista rule #2:

Especially when it comes to being a hijabi, where we live all around the world, we're not always going to find a hijab store 3 doors down from sister aminah's house! SO, grab your credit card (or your parents) and start online shopping! It's like going to the mall, except your feet don't hurt! hehe


Hijabifashionista rule #3:

When you're a hijabi, and don't know what to wear.. just pick a nice hijab, keep the rest of your outfit simple (solid colors for instance) and you'll be fine. So, to sum it up - when in doubt, pick a nice hijab
HIJABIFASHIONISTA TIP #4:
Keep your hijab a solid color if the top you are wearing is printed. You can wear a printed hijab however, if the top is solid!

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COol! A hijabifashionista tip inspired by a doll!

What NOT To Wear On Hijab Style

From this article I'll try to learned that on process to be a better muslimah, I have to stay away from style that actually were not allowed.

Along with "Holy Designers" I'm starting another section on this stylish blog! "What not to wear - hijabi style" is just as it sounds, it's where I profile a look that some hijabis are trying out.. but aren't working too well in terms of what Allah tells hijabis to wear or just in terms of their physical appearance. In other words, it's the "muslim fashion don'ts".

Let's start with out first "what not to wear - hijabi style" case:
You probably guessed it from this photo. TIGHT JEANS!! Definite no-no. The prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that wearing tight jeans is like wearing nothing at all. He (PBUH) also said that a woman who wears tight fitting clothing and shows her body will not be 500 years close to the SMELL of heaven!! I'm not sure if that is a strong hadith or not, (if you knew please comment) but what a horrible fate, and only by wearing tight fitting clothing! Stay away from those tight jeans!

Source: http://hijabifashionista.blogspot.com/

ANOTHER WAY HOW TO WRAP HIJAB

source: http://www.2hijab.com/how-to-wear-hijab.asp

A NEW WAY TO WRAP HIJAB

Source: http://www.2hijab.com/how-to-wrap-hijab-08.html

DON'T MATCH, BUT MIX GIRLS....

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I read this when I wanted to find abayas for work…. It’s from http://hijabifashionista.blogspot.com:


Have you seen this picture? I have another hijabifashionista rule:

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Don't match. Mix.
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It's a motto i've had for a loong time. Don't be too matchy matchy. This goes for any person - hijabi or not, but it is more so for hijabis seeing as they wear more cloth (hopefully). I mean, I'm not telling you to wear all the colors of the rainbow in one outfit! If you recall a previous rule:
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one outfit should not consist of over 4 colors. Ideally 2-3 is enough
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The colors should be tied in with one piece, like a necklace or a bag, or something. Just don't wear head to toe one color.



The photo above is the first picture I've ever seen that is an exception to this rule. She is soo cute! Masha allah I love the outfit! However, I wouldn't advise anyone to do this on a regular occasion. You'll turn heads girls, but you won't be getting the stares you may have been hoping for ;)