Twisted Off
An intermediate hijab tutorial using a viscose shawl, an under-scarf and half a dozen pins. Continue reading Twisted Off
Category: heavy
Pashmina is a nickname given to scarves made out of the wool of Pashmina goats, a special breed of Cashmere goats. They are warm, lightweight and very soft. Most shawls marketed as “Pashmina” are not made of goat wool but of a warm, soft synthetic mix known as Viscose.
Covered Coquette
Create this beautiful and simple hijab style using a thick shawl, an under-scarf and a couple of pins. Continue reading Covered Coquette
Folded fun
An expert hijab style using one heavier viscose shawl, an under-scarf, a volumizer and a dozen pins. Continue reading Folded fun
Remembering ten folds
An intermediate hijab style using one heavier viscose shawl, an under-scarf, a dozen pins and a poppy/brooch. Continue reading Remembering ten folds
Tikka Khobsurat
Peace and blessings everyone, This style uses a Tikka, a shawl and an under-scarf. This shawl is slightly heavier, sometimes wrongfully called Pashmina, but it works well for the fall. STEP 1 – Secure the tikka using straight pins onto … Continue reading Tikka Khobsurat
One-Shawl Niqab
Peace and Blessings everyone! DISCLAIMER: I do NOT and WILL NOT wear the Niqab HOWEVER, for the sake of journalistic integrity, when I’m asked “how do [Muslim women] wear the Niqab” I feel I have to give an answer. It’s … Continue reading One-Shawl Niqab
