Tutorial Hijab Ala Paris

I even made a pinterest board specialized for her wedding.. ;)

For now, I'm off to search for things we need for the wedding!
When the time comes, InshaAllah I will be sharing those beautiful moments with you.

Have a wonderful weekend, Lovelies.. :)



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Hijab  Tutorial

This hijab style by HijUpCom would definitely be one of my favorites ;)



Note that you need a MAXI (in length and width) rectangle-shaped scarf to get this style..

When I tried this style, most of my scarves in my wardrobe have a less length compared to the scarf in this video, so I couldn't get exactly the same look with the style taught in this video. Then I simply twisted the style, or modify it a bit..

Hmm.. another reason to buy a new scarf? hehe ;)

The scarf's material in this video is cotton-rayon, but it doesn't close the opportunities to use other materials such as chiffon, cotton-paris, or linen.. I've tried (I have a chiffon scarf in maxi size), and it works really well.. As for materials like satin or silk, they are slippery.. I'm not sure they will work well if wrapped in this style.

So, have you tried this style? What do you think of it?


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Style Note: Marc Jacobs Spring 2013 collection

Stripes... always come and go.

As for his Spring 2013 collection, Marc Jacobs "plays" again with the classic yet edgy black-and-white stripes..

So many stripes, parallel lines, black and white and sequined.. So simple and no embellishment needed..

And some of these come in a maxi cut that would be perfect for your covered-style inspiration! ;)




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