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Muslim Women Fashion & Its Diversities


Women of the Islamic countries now have a choice to select a wide array of fashionable dresses. There was a time when they had no other option other than to wear the traditional dresses prescribed in the Islamic dressing code. But, today, with increasing women empowerment, they have become the dictator of their own beauty and personality. The women of the Islamic community can satisfy their needs better than before, they can match their wardrobe with dresses that meet their needs, style and personality. This is the result of a revolutionary change in the Muslimah fashion industry. Today, the muslim women fashion trend has captured the international fashion market. It has made Islamic women look modern while preserving their religious faith.

In the present era, modest fashionable clothing is predominantly growing in the market. Women of the Islamic community nowadays are interpreting their necessities and preferring to dress modestly in various ways. Interestingly, the Muslimah fashion trend has even attracted many non-muslim women. However, many women believe that modest dressing is all about a choice as it allows women to have greater opportunities to dress modestly with stylish attire.

Generally, a woman of every community holds the conception “To look beautiful something should be unique and fashionable”. The desire to look unique while on the other hand sticking on to the pious style parameters has lead the Muslim designers to discover fashionable modest dresses that meets up to the requirements of the Muslim dressing code. In recent epoch, the modest dresses are exhibited in the international fashion shows. The modest cloths festival held in London is an excellent platform that exhibited the modest dresses of Islamic women. Besides, London even hosted the modest fashion week to display the fashion trends of hijabs, Abayas and hemlines.

Statistics show that more than 40 designers around the world have showcased scarves, hijabs and loose fitting maxi dresses at the annual style showcase planned by Haute Elan.

In the first official fashion week that took place in Saudi Arabia Marriam Mossalli commented about the changing trend of the Islamic women fashion and it’s varieties. She said” It is really a brilliant opportunity to let the world know about the change in the Islamic women dressing style, how they design and ultimately how they dress”.

Apart from discussion about Islamic women fashion, another concept that has gained a lot of importance in the recent time i.e. the peace journalism. This brand of journalism investigates conflicts, considers all dimensions and discovers hidden agendas. Goltune News promotes this concept of journalism through its website. It not just proudly endorses this new brand of journalism, but it even conceals facts about Muslim women’s culture, their dressing style, makeup & beauty.
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