Women in many Muslim countries like to sew, and in certain poorer areas, they do not have the option of purchasing ready to wear clothes due to their high prices. So the other alternative they have it sew their own abayas and hijabs for themselves and other female members of the family. Some women are quite talented in the art of sewing, but not all can master it, as it requires a great deal of learning and patience to reach perfection. Read the rest of this entry »

In the Middle Eastern countries where abayas are the standard outfits worn at all times by the women, fashion designers are always working hard to come up with ideas which will set their abayas apart from the ordinary run of the mill ones worn by all. Based on the demands of their niche market, the high end designers create long and flowing abayas in expensive fabrics with embellishments and cuts to enhance the beauty of the wearer. Read the rest of this entry »

The style of Islamic clothing-abaya, although based on privacy and diffidence with loose fitting garments designed to honor the religion by covering the female body in a modest manner, can still result in very attractive attire. Bold colors and bright designs in addition to comfortable nevertheless fashionable fabrics serve as a great means of updated style for the traditional, yet modern woman of the Islamic faith. Read the rest of this entry »

Trend always change and reviews the new editions. Some time fashion repeat with some modification and some time completely change. If we see around us we feel that fashion or trend repeat in some situation but most of the time fashion take something new and some thing better. Just like it, Mehndi patterns. Some designs are repeat with some amendment but most of the designs are new and following the modern mehndi trend. Read the rest of this entry »

The term jilbāb or jilbaab is the plural of the word jilaabah which refers to any long and loose-fit coat or garment worn by some Muslim women. They believe that this definition of jilbab fulfills the Quranic demand for a Hijab. Jilbab or Jilaabah is also known as Jubbah or Manteau (which is the French word for coat or mantle). Read the rest of this entry »