This week we are back with the fashion and beauty bloggers. Blogger Zeinab Al-Hussaini picked her five favourites.
City of Fashionistas is run by Zeinab Al-Hussaini. A 20 year old hijab from Denmark, who blogs about fashion, beauty and lifestyle
Lately, hijabi bloggers have been growing and it’s great to see how different each and everyone is. I’ve been looking through different fashion/beauty blogs and had a rough time deciding on just five.
Here’s my list of my five favorites.
Haute Hijab
Besides being a blog, they also sell scarves, clothes, wraps etc. They’re very into modest fashion.
Dalalid
Dalal has definitely been my one of my favorite bloggers for a while. She’s known for her great outfits and fantastic makeup tutorials, this also includes reviews and even nail art.
Heba Jay
Heba Jay is a blog I came across a short time ago, it consists of everything from gorgeous outfit posts to makeup reviews. Despite the name, the blog is owned by the two sister Heba and Farah.
Summer Albarcha
Summer Albarcha is a mix of chic and sporty, which makes her outfits stand out in a nice way. She doesn’t have particular style, which is what attracted me to her blog.
The Muslim Girl
Last, but not least – The Muslim Girl. This blog doesn’t just stick to fashion posts, you’ll even find posts about faith. However, the fashion collages are quite inspiring and well put together.
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Founder of Muslimah Bloggers and Blogger at Muslim Mummy, Fozia has studied Law and worked for 9 years at Citizens Advice Bureau. After being made redundant during her second pregnancy, she became a stay at home mum and started blogging as a hobby.
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I love this look and I love the look of modest clothing. There are many women in various forms of religion who prefer to dress modestly. To some, the standard is a little looser than others, however, the idea of modesty is still there. We need more people like you who can stand up for what they know is right and tell the world about modest dressing and modest living, because they both go hand in hand.
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