From abaya into jeans

I know that not all the muslim girls like to wear abaya daily basis , as it is worn in  the Gulf , so i took litlle time and thought of how do i dress if the abaya is not available , let's say in certain cases as if i'm forced to live outside the Gulf ... i say this coz it might be possible some changes to take place in my life,but when is the right time i will give u the news inshalla.This winter the fur waistcoat is it trend, but it's not something which i adore :)

Anyway here is i believe my style for the outside regular dress

Here some of my creations that i would totally wear it

  

Glam and chic

Glam and chic look

With no doubt those drsses will come along with hijab and can be accesoriesed with a nice bag and some simple jewells , as for the dresses are already accesorised with broderies or diamonds , so we don't wanna look like a vulgar fllower of fashion.

I like so much jewelleries, but i'm always careful to go well toghether with my dress and not failing in beeing simple and in the same time glamoruos.

Henna dresses

The henna dress is the traditional wedding dress for certain communities of the Middle East. This ensemble usually comprises of pants with embroidered cuffs, over which is worn a jellabia with a very loose fitting chiffon caftan, called a“thobe” and finally a richly embellished “shaila”, a shawl used to cover the head and face of the bride. The thobe can be multi paneled of various vivid colors with large open sleeves adding to this voluminous garment. The neckline and front panel are also richly embellished along with the panel seams and the cuffs of the sleeves. Gold is the prominent color of embroidery to complement the traditional ‘henna” jewellery which adorns the brides head, neck, wrists, hands and ankles. On this auspicious occasion, the brides’ hands and feet are decorated with intricate designs with henna, where these patterns of bodily adornment enhance the beauty of the tradition and the ritual of the custom. Arushi is one of the fashion company famous in UAE which i like very much for the reason they embrace the exotic tradition of this cultural ensemble by adding many various themes to the layers worn by the Henna Bride. The combination of sumptuous fabrics to highlight the different layers of the ensemble and with the application of varied exquisite embroidery defines a costume from history for the traditions of today’s oriental bride and the unique “golden” ceremony that signifies her status of marriage in her community Let's see some of the creations !

It's like a fairytale , isn't it ?

Black and white always in trend !

Black color is it considered as stylish, sexy, elegant and powerful while the white color exprime purtity. The two colors combinated it gives a fine touch.

The contrast is gorgeous, I myself i adore to combine this two colors.

Modest, trendy, chic and stylish is it what i have to say about this pic ! Adorable...

The attraction of this dress is it the big earings she's having , isn't it?