2. Vintage Hijab To accent retro look, try this Vintage Hijab. A must have for every Hijabi that loves classic looks.
3. Essence Set Another Hijabi Style new product! Great for Hijabis who wish to wear pants and a shirt, instead of an Abaya.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Lastest Favs on Hijabi Style
Friday, April 4, 2008
New Ideas
Salam Ladies!
Inshallah all you sistahs are doing well. Here is what my crazy self has been up to
* I have been in contact with various Islamic Clothing importers and suppliers and ALHAMIDALLAH we will be offering various styles and fashions to suit all you wonderful ladies. The price range will be very reasonable and Inshallah you will find it to be your favorite online store.
* I am currently in the process of making videos for this blog, website, and youtube so that I can be able to show all you ladies how to wear your Hijab in various styles and fashions.
* I am currently adding the new fashions on HijabiStyle.com that you can't find anywhere in the West. These items are modest as well as fashionable. It is completely different then all other online Islamic retails.
Check out this video to see the new styles!
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008
How to Wear The Hijab: "Side Twist" Style
Salam ladies! We are kicking off the beginning of how Hijabis can wear different styles for their Hijabs. The first of these styles is called the "Side Twist" style. The end product is a twist on the side. Here are the steps to get this amazing look.
1) Start off by getting a Shayla style Hijab, not square but rectangular and tie a knot at the back of your head.
2) Grab one side of the ends of the Hijab and wrap it around your neck.
3) Wrap it until it reaches the top of your head, pin it down.
4) Bring a very light weight Hijab and put it on top of the hijab you have on already.
5) Make the exact same knot that you did at the first step with this light weight hijab.
6) Seperate the hijabs into two different sections.
7) Start wrapping by grabbing one side of the different hijabs. Make a twist with the two hijabs.
8) Close the two hijabs by tieing a knot at the end.
9) Finish up by picking up the twist and pining it to the side of your head.
There you have it, great style for special occasions. How do like this style? Would you ever wear it?