Azuri scarves are on sale right now at Billion Dollar Babes.
If you’re not a member shoot us an email and we’ll invite you.
The scarves are normally priced at $150.00 and you can snag one for $16.00-$20.00!
We were invited to try out this site looklet.com and it’s actually pretty neat, although the selection is quite limited.
But here is our first montage. What do you think?
Hijab style tips: Pair a nice white pant or skirt with a super flowy top and some earth toned sandals. Add a pop of color with a bright handbag and a subtle scarf will even things out.
Whether you’re going out for an evening with the hubby or a soon-to-be spouse, there is nothing more perplexing than trying to find an outfit that expresses your hijab style.
Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to go to a really fancy restaurant and have something besides the same old abaya or pantsuit?
Here is our quick 4 step hijab style guide for your next date night:
Veronica M Twisted Bust Long Dress $120.00 at National Jean Company
Purple scarf $35.99 at The Pashmina Store
Steve Madden Regaal $89.95 at onlineshoes.com
BCBGeneration Royal Clutch $49.99 from onlineshoes.com
**Tip: Wear this dress with a long sleeve black top underneath and make sure it’s kind of snug so that it doesn’t bulk up.
Everything about winter is downright hijabalicious!
Enjoy the cold while it lasts because it’s this time of year that is truly a hijabis best friend.
But if you’re like us and feel a little down, now that the sun hides more often, try to brighten up your day with a piece of clothing or an accessory that is bold and colorful.
1. Sweater tunic from ASOS
2. Skirt from Shukr
3. Ballet flat from Nordstrom
4. Big Buddha handbag from Baghaus
Do you have any special wardrobe essentials that help brighten your day?
If you want to be unique– check out these nifty little things.
These are removable collars and you can just pop them around your neck and wear with any outfit.
Ribbed Collar from Soft Surroundings
Velvet Collar from Soft Surroundings
We wonder if this would work for those who want extra neck coverage for certain hijab styles.
Are you feeling this trend… like it or leave it?
