Tutorial Hijab Ala Paris

Over the week, I often found interesting, inspiring, and useful fashion tips and quotes. So, I launch this category to sum up all the fashion's "knowledge" I stumbled upon all week round, either it's from online or offline source.

Today's style tips weekly roundup are:

1. Wear a simple plain dress with colorful accessories (inspired by Giuliana Rancic look, but I forget when and where).





2. Wear the classic little black dress (LBD) with pearls necklace and a red lipstick, for a quick fabulous formal outfit (inspiration: ClothedMuch).

Clothed Much.com: Little Black Dress (LBD)

Style tips for hijabi: Wear the black dress in maxi cut (ankle-grazed and long-sleeved dress); Or, wear a little black dress with black pants and cardi.


3. From the London Fashion Week's streetstyle and from New York Fashion Week's trends (September 2011): Mix the sleek silk with textured knits.

DVF: Sleek silk with textured knits.  (from NYFW trends)

4. Pattern mixing for beginners (style tips from Jae of NoMoreMomJeans.com).



I love this style tips. It is a useful basic guide in fashion. I have shared the article a while back ago on my Facebook page and Twitter, but I would love to also share this fashion tips here on my style blog.

Read this 'useful and worthed-to-try' style tips from Jae here if you want to be a fashion savvy and look up-to-date.. ;)


Hope those tips will inspire you more. See you on the next Style Tips Round up!

For a week round, I was searching for online Islamic clothing stores, especially those which based in Indonesia. I found some that impressed me (whether it's because the style they're bringing up or the affordable prices they are offering). Many of them based their stores on Facebook.

Few stores also share their tutorials in hijab styling. I've picked two of the stores that I thought their tutorials are interesting, easy to follow, and suit for 'everyday style': 

1. Hijup.com
It is a new online Islamic clothing shop based in Indonesia. What is interesting about this shop, besides the cool hijab tutorials on their site, is they collected boutiques/collection from some Indonesian Muslimah Fashion designers, such as Shabby Chic by Ria Miranda, Anemone by Hannie Hananto, Casa Elana by Fifi, Hanna, and Anneke, Mainland Heritage, Delisha Hijab, etc., then united them into one website; So, we can visit all the boutiques in one site and buy them online.

If you are interested in Indonesian Hijab Fashion, you can check out the site here.

And here are the hijab tutorials by HijUp.com:









2. Dila&Zata Shop.
It's an online hijab fashion store founded by two best friends, Dila and Zata. I met and be friended with them in Hijabers Community Yogyakarta (we are just know for a while and not very close, or even they might be not remember me anymore.. hehe, because I do not attend HCY's events very often). But, I can tell that they are kind, friendly... and very stylish! I adore their style and like the hijab tutorials they taught, either it's offline, like at HCY-Dixie's mini fashion show last Ramadhan, or via their blog or Facebook page.

Here are some hijab tutorials by Dila&Zata Shop which they share online:
The styles are simple yet chic.

Turban style:









Dila&Zata Shop sells chic hijab fashion. I love their collection: it's young, chic, with  fresh colors. One item I would like to buy but already 'sold out' is their inner hood. It can be wore as an inner scarf or wore the way it is.

D&Z inner hood

D&Z inner hood

They said they will have another production on this inner hood.  

Hi, Dila&Zata, let me know if you already had them in black and pink! Thank you.. :)









From all the tutorials, which one is your favorite?

More on hijab tutorials? Pick them here.