Style With Jilbab (Veil/Khimar/Hijab)
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Muslim fashion is not complete without a headscarf. In fact, this accessory becomes an important part in creating different looks. Such as clothing, wearing a headscarf was a trick in itself, like what?
Seeing a Muslim who wears clothes well, certainly gives a feeling of calm and peace. Especially when used with matching scarf is captivating. Now the jilbab or jilbab is no longer just cover the head, but part of the mode of dress Muslims themselves. Therefore, its use is increasingly diverse ways.
Try and look at the style and Okky Inneke Koesherawati Asokawati while wearing jilbab. Equivalent, in line with Muslim dress, made more beautiful appearance. However, do not worry, you can be as beautiful as they are.
The trick was not difficult, just use a simple unified matching techniques to make your appearance more attractive.
Kick first, prepare some of the jilbab in natural colors, like white, black, brown. In addition, provide also the jilbab in vibrant colors and patterns, such as red, yellow and cheery floral motifs. This will help you get around the harmony of the jilbab with the dress to be worn.
Materials jilbab or jilbab must also be considered. Today, many practical jilbab of material available jerseys, lycra, linen, or polyester, other than fabrics which even easier for you to be creative with the jilbab. Do not forget to prepare also other accessories that can sweeten the appearance, such as brooches, pins, safety pins and pins also to reinforce the location of the jilbab.
The next stage requires imagination and your creativity. If I do not have a brilliant idea, contek just a lot of fashion magazines that offer a form of jilbab pretty creations, and start working. It's hard to do? No problem, below are some simple style guide that you can follow.
1. Casual Style
This style does not require you to be creative excess. In fact, the technique is relatively very easy because it is intended for everyday use. If that be your choice is a jilbab of fabric, then you can form a community like bohemian gypsy style. The rest, can be made similar ribbons or left hanging on the side of the neck that resembles a scarf. Alternatively, you could add a clasp on the back like a ponytail.
2. Style Sportive
This technique is more easily done when using a jilbab made from socks. You just draw and collect behind the neck, then pinned with a brooch or pin so that the neck is not swollen. As an accessory, add the winding cloth or bandana with a fun motif to enhance your appearance.
Alternatively, add kapucon above jilbab headscarf to give a touch of current style. This style looks simple, and even tend funky, which presents a practical dynamic impression.
3. Feminine Style
Here you are required to be a little creative. Use a plain T-shirt scarf as a basis, only the remaining jilbabs were collected on the side of the neck and held using a safety pin. Next, take a patterned fabric hood and triangular shapes. Form a gypsy-style headscarf, but the rest arrange a meeting with the jilbab shirt earlier. Combine the two and a corsage in a way similar shape wrapped. Embed a pin as an amplifier, for the final touch add a beautiful brooch or jeweled barrette.
4. Glamorous Style
In this style, sequins element plays an important role to present the impression of luxury. But remember, match well with your outfit. Do not get impressed too much with a sprinkling of sequins throughout the dress.
Choose a jilbab with sequin detail that is concentrated in one part only, as in the side or front. You also can combine them with a jilbab decorated with embroidery. Detail is even more emphasized feminine impression.
As an accent, you can create a form of flowers or ribbons on the side of the neck with the help of a brooch. The other option, combine the basic jilbab was tufted with long scarf that wrapped and stacked on top of it. If you want practical, just add a pashmina and put quite simply to give a different touch.
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