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International street style from fabulous hijabistas - "Hold your hijabs high!"
Welcome
Hijabs High is inspired by the stylish and dynamic global community of Muslim women who fuse their identities and pronounce their place in the world everyday through beauty and fashion.
It is my hope that this blog inspires, motivates and encourages Muslims and non-Muslims alike to revisit their perceptions of the "look" of Muslim women who wear the veil and encourage us all to be a little bit more fabulous.
To the chic gang of Hijabs High photographers - you know who you are - thanks for doing it all with grace and panache. :)
Finally, Hijabs High owes a debt to The Sartorialist, who first helped focus our cameras on the everyday. Thank you.
Want to get in touch or contribute a photograph from your own city? Feel free to contact me here.
It is my hope that this blog inspires, motivates and encourages Muslims and non-Muslims alike to revisit their perceptions of the "look" of Muslim women who wear the veil and encourage us all to be a little bit more fabulous.
To the chic gang of Hijabs High photographers - you know who you are - thanks for doing it all with grace and panache. :)
Finally, Hijabs High owes a debt to The Sartorialist, who first helped focus our cameras on the everyday. Thank you.
Want to get in touch or contribute a photograph from your own city? Feel free to contact me here.
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6 comments:
What a jawdroppingly gorgeous print! And such an elegant look. Everything in place masha'Allah!
oh, what a cute auntie!
What a lovely auntie!!! She has a beautiful face - I just want to hug her! And nice print on that top too!
wonderful, mashAllah
So cute! Love it!
This is a lovely set mashaAllaah; I know a Somali friend who got married and all the bridesmaids were wearing this fabric (its silk charmeuse); but made into diraacs! You used to be able to buy this exact fabric from an ebay seller based in Hong Kong; but he has run out now. I managed to get the blue colourway and made it into a diraac I wore to a sisters' walimah mashaAllaah.
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