Muslim Fashion

Moslem Fashion Show In Jakarta Indonesia

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Models present a dress by Indonesian designer Tuti Adib Ajiputra during a Muslim Fashion show in Jakarta August 5, 2009, in conjunction with next month's Muslim Eid al-Fitr celebration.

Jilbab Hijab

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Islamic Clothing Gallery

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Withe Koko Dress

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Muslimah Hijab

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Muslimah Fashion show

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Muslimah Fashion

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Muslimah Hijab

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Hijab Gallery

Muslim Fashion Festival

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Models showcased creations by designers such as Sohail Abbasi (Iran), Feny Mustafa, Rukhsana Marian, Esmod Fashion School during the Muslim Fashion Festival at the Malaysia International Fashion Week (MIFW) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Sunday, November 18, 2007. AP Photo/Vincent Thian

Hijab Muslim

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A young Sydney designer is on a mission to give Muslim women in Australia more fashion choices without breaching Islamic guidelines.

For Muslim women, it is a major struggle to find clothing in department stores that conforms to their religion - loose-fitting and concealing their body shape.

The traditional Islamic dress, the abaya, is not popular with young, hijab-wearing Muslims because of its heavy beading, dull colours and uncomfortable fabric.

But now the abaya has been given an overhaul, thanks to Nicole Ferretti.

Her makeshift showroom, in a quiet, south-western Sydney street, houses hundreds of abayas with a Western influence.

The military-style designs inspired by cargo pants and sporty abayas for the teenage girl were part of Ms Ferretti's "Pretty Covered Winter" fashion collection.

Ms Ferretti, 27, of Condell Park, said her collection had a strong Western influence, however, she was careful not to break Islamic dress guidelines.

"A lot of young women want to start wearing the abaya but their options are limited to those imported from the Middle East," she said.

"What I am trying to do is give young women who are thinking about wearing the abaya an opportunity to try something different."

Houda Afyouni, 27, of south-western Sydney, said she was never interested in wearing the abaya because of the heavy Middle Eastern influence. She said she purchased one of the abayas from Ms Ferretti's collection last year and received many compliments from friends and colleagues.

"It's trendy, it's modern and I don't feel like people are staring at me when I walk down the street."

She said living in a period where so much focus was placed on Muslim women made it difficult and was alienating. "What Nicole has done is help change the way Muslim women are dressing without compromising their values."

Ms Ferretti was in the process of developing a website to give Muslim women across the country an opportunity to wear her designs.

Source: The Sun-Herald

Embroidery Design

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Koko Dress

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Hijab Don't : Transparency

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:33:00 +0000

This picture comes from a fashion show that was held in Malaysia in 2007. Although this picture is about a year old, the outfit that it showcases falls right in line with a fashion trend for Spring 2008, transparent clothing.

Why is this a Hijab Don't? One of the aspects of hijab (in terms of Muslim women's clothing in general), is that the clothes shouldn't show off the shape of your body. I think it's pretty obvious that we can see the shape of the model's legs here. A better option would be to wear an a-line skirt under the sheer dress and a long sleeve tee for arm coverage.

Indonesian Moslem Fashion Show

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:29:00 +0000

An Indonesian model presents a dress by Indonesian designer Ida Royani during Fashion Tendance 2007 in Jakarta November 28, 2006. Photo Credit: REUTERS/Enny Nuraheni

Moslem Fashion Show

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:16:00 +0000

Malaysian Fashion Show-Jean Abaya

Inneke Koesherawati Hijab

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:12:00 +0000

Indonesian television star Inneke Koesherawati, in a Muslim dress, poses in Jakarta. In Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, the Islamic Hijab is hip, particularly among the rich and upwardly mobile.

Fight against the hijab ban

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:06:00 +0000

Muslims women at protest over hijab ban

Nancy Ajram Hijab

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Laying at the Pool

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Zuhra clothing

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Islamic-Clothing

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French Muslim girls

noreply@blogger.com (alifa) — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:14:00 +0000

French Muslim girls lose veil case at European court

04 December 2008, 18:56 | Reuters
STRASBOURG, France (Reuters) - Europe's human rights court on Thursday threw out a complaint by two French Muslim girls who were expelled from their school for refusing to remove their headscarves during sports lessons.

France, which takes secularism in state schools very seriously, passed a law in 2004 banning pupils from wearing conspicuous signs of their religion at school after a decade of bitter debate about Muslim girls wearing headscarves in class.

"The court observed that the purpose of the restriction on the applicants' right to manifest their religious convictions was to adhere to the requirements of secularism in state schools," the European Court of Human Rights said.

The two girls were 11 and 12 when they were expelled in 1999. After French courts ruled against them, they complained to the European court that their school had violated their freedom of religion and their right to an education.

The court, based in the eastern French city of Strasbourg, rejected both complaints by a unanimous ruling of seven judges.

It said the school had done its best to balance the interests of the girls with respect for France's secular model, and their expulsion was a consequence of their refusal to respect rules of which they had been properly informed.

It also said they had been able to continue their education by correspondence classes.

The French veil debate divided a nation torn between its deep attachment to secularism and the need to accommodate Europe's largest Muslim minority. It also raised questions about how the influence of Islam was changing Europe.

Veil

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Muslim Veil

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Islamic veill

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