
Chained Asymmetry
Using a Maxi scarf, create this intermediate hijab by combining it to an under-scarf, volumizer, a necklace and half a dozen pins. Continue reading Chained Asymmetry
In recent years, the “Maxi” scarf has appeared. It is, for all matters and purposes, an over-sized scarf. Since there is no industry standard on what is considered a standard-sized scarf, it is very hard to determine what exactly is considered “over-sized”. The term sarong–also spelled sarung– is sometimes used, though it should be noted that a sarong is traditionally worn around the waist as a skirt, and in Western countries sometimes as a “dress” over bathing suits. It is usually a minimum of 25 inches by 65 inches (64 cm by 165 cm) or bigger.
Using a Maxi scarf, create this intermediate hijab by combining it to an under-scarf, volumizer, a necklace and half a dozen pins. Continue reading Chained Asymmetry
This is an expert hijab style integrating a Maxi scarf with a tiara, an under-scarf and a dozen pins. Continue reading Birthday Princess
An intermediate hijab style using a maxi scarf, an under-scarf and 2-3 pins. Continue reading Tangled in a twist
Peace and blessings everyone, I sometimes miss the first year of university days which included toga parties amongst other things. To remind myself of those, I tried getting inspired by the Grecian looks (we’re talking ancient Greece, of course). Finding the right … Continue reading Gracious Greek
Peace and blessings everyone, So as you may have gathered, I try to draw inspiration from everything and everyone around me. Since I love bollywood and indo-pakistani culture, this scarf style is drawn from the technique used to tie on … Continue reading Pretty pleats