Very often on Eid al-Fitr, Muslim women will wear everything from the fanciest looks to cool-girl, dressed-down outfits that are still elevated and put together. Most of the fashion is new, trendy, and sure to inspire outfits for months to come. From long-sleeved midi dresses with allover prints to mixing graphic pullovers with long pleated skirts, here are some tips for serious style.
Top your flowy white dress with a denim jacket for a high-low look that wows. Add a pop of color with your headscarf instead of opting for your go-to black or white.
Some of the most ethereal dresses are a perfect match for your modest wardrobe. Find a long-sleeved maxi with a tiered hemline and bell sleeves for optimal movement this summer.
Today of all days, don’t be afraid of color. Go all-out with a bright silk dress, but keep your headscarf and other accessories more of a neutral tone to balance.
When it comes to your trousers, go for an ankle crop to make them more seasonally appropriate. Seek interesting silhouettes like those with a paper-bag waist or front-corseted tie.
For the ultimate in everyday elegance, try a silk midi skirt in a leopard print. Pairing it with a black top and accessories will streamline the look.
Have fun with your look in a high-low style by mixing your graphic sweatshirt with a more elegant midi skirt. If you’re feeling really daring, opt for head-to-toe color like this all-green look.
In honor of summer’s arrival, seek an all-white look that screams of the season. With a more covered look, a wrap or waist-belted style gives a modest fashion number a little more shape.
Even if you’re going to keep it neutral with a pair of black pants and muted green top, play around with your accessories. This is just the time to break out those statement shoes you’ve been dying to take for a stroll.
Nothing represents summer quite like a white eyelet blouse and bright yellow skirt. Tuck your top into the high waist of your bottom for shape and seek pieces that have a little something extra like a ruffle or pleating when you’re opting for solid colors instead of prints.
Layer, layer, and then layer some more. Especially when attempting to elevate your denim look, a bodysuit, bustier, and blazer will do just the trick.
Play with proportions, not only in silhouette but also in length, with a pair of wide-leg pants and consider a slimmer top and a long, lightweight coat to go with.
