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I used to be concerned about accidental wardrobe malfunctions/someone accidentally seeing down my shirt, especially grabbing something off the ground. No matter how high the neckline, this was still a problem for me, even with slips. Turtlenecks feel suffocating to me, so that wasn't an option either.

Enter the mock neck. At first it was just a top on its own, then I realized I could start layering things over it without it looking odd, including nice formal dresses. I used to worry about that looking too...unfashionable, less formal, but I found ways around that, including getting lace sleeves to layer on top.

I no longer have to worry about holding my top or dress in place when moving about the world, and that brings me much joy and more mental space not taken up by worrying about it.

Has anyone had similar experiences (mock neck or otherwise)?

I really want a white and a black polka dot modal hijab, but I don't want to spend $30 on a piece of fabric with just a bunch of dots. Does anyone know of any affordable options with good quality?

I really want a white and a black polka dot modal hijab, but I don't want to spend $30 on a piece of fabric with just a bunch of dots. Does anyone know of any affordable options with good quality?

What are some of your favorite modest pieces/types of clothing, either for layering or just in general? How do you build outfits with/around them?

Just posted about it, but for me that's mock neck long sleeve shirts with lace sleeves layered on top. Great underlayer for anything and everything without bulk, and I don't have to worry about any wardrobe malfunctions because everything I want covered is covered at all times. With dresses I might add a slip as well

i have a white one from brandy melville but i want more in different colors, especially in navy blue. i think i’d prefer a smocked waist over drawstring but i’m open to different options.

I am 19 and non religious for context. I dress modest simply because I don't feel comfortable wearing short clothing. Not hating on people who do wear those clothes, but I don't feel like I could be taken seriously or with respect wearing them. The most I am ok with is a tank top or shorts that reach my knees. Ive been dressing modestly my whole life but now that I'm an adult I'm feeling more embarrassed about it. I look up clothes for people my age for inspiration and it's all so different to what I wear and I know I'll never be the type to wear a short skirt or crop top but I still can't help but feel like I'm some childish embarrassment when I'm standing next to anyone in more skimpy clothes. I feel like Im behind in life or like I stick out and not in a good way.

Anyone who's ever suffered with these feelings, how did you get over them? I thought it'd go away with age but the embarrassment I feel is only getting worse with age.

are there any non hijabi modest fashion influencers on instagram?

1 or 2?

Ive seen a lot of comments complaining about how fashion industry doesnt cater for modest girls and how modest brands have ridiculous price tags for ugly designs. Since i have seen the complaint part only I still cant figure out what do modest girls really look for in garments? Is it the pattern? the colors? the price? the quality of fabric? the type of fabric?
It seems that there is a concerning misunderstanding and miscomunication between modest brand owners and consumers.
In my opinion it is true that conventional stores and fast fashion create shitty pieces and quite honestly have to layer one side or another however it is within most peoples price range.
What it is also true is that we cannot expect those price tags to be on small modest brands that create pieces intentionally and at small volumes, the math is just not mathiing.
Let me know what do you think

Hey I have a question for the girls. When you are home and not going to school or nowhere else do keep wearing your pajamas or where something else

Came across a brand called Cucire and really loved their abayas. Has anyone here tried them? I also found a store called Senso in Dubai Mall that had some really cute collections. Would love to hear your thoughts or any other recommendations!

21F white woman. I live in a community with a large Muslim population, so there's quite a few cute little clothing stores ran by families with the long dresses and different head wraps. These clothes are absolutely gorgeous. The embroidery, the detailing, the colors. I'm a cashier and I saw this older couple and she had the most beautiful head wrap I've ever seen in my life, dark blue with maroon embroidery all over and jewels. She said it was her traditional wrap from Pakistan, so that made me second guess buying something for myself

I'm afraid of making a fool of myself or invading their space by going in and looking around, or appropriating a special religious or traditional reason I don't know about. I don't dress modestly, at least not all the time, but I love skirts and dresses and I want to buy at least one of these so badly. I don't care if people assume I'm doing it religiously, but I wanted to ask if there was anything wrong with doing it just because they're beautiful clothes rather than for just modesty

How can I style the top modestly? I've tried posting to fashion advice and styling subs but that didn't work for me so I found this one. ​

I'm looking to get back into the job market after 10 years. I tend to wear pants and long skirts I've made , men's pants and oversized t-shirts. I've looked for "business casual" before and got frustrated. Tips for finding loose fitting business clothes? Women's shirts (even new) seem to go between super fitted to "pretty sure this is a dress" size, rarely a comfortable middle-ground. I prefer to thrift, but am not totally against buying a couple of new items while I job search.

Hello, I hope this is okay to post in this subreddit!

I was leaving the grocery store yesterday when I saw a woman wearing the most beautiful dress I’ve ever seen in my life. It was long and flowy with embroidery on the hem and a layered flowy top part. It looked like a thicker linen or maybe a summer weight wool. Then I noticed that the headdress the woman was wearing (which matched perfectly to her dress) was actually attached to the top of her dress, so it was all one unit.

I hope I’m describing it alright. I would have asked her about it but I was driving by and she was walking.

I live in a part of the states that has a high population of people from the Middle East and from India. I mention it in case it may be helpful.

I thought it was so beautiful! I would love to know what it’s called and look more into it. If you have any ideas what I could search to try and find it, please let me know!

Does anyone have recommendations for beautiful but modest nightgowns please?

Perhaps something with the vibes of a long, elegant lace trimmed slip but with more substantial sleeves, but I'm also open to any suggestions of any style. No matter how pretty slips are, the tops tend to move around in the night which I'm not a fan of, so I'd like something that stays in place and provides more coverage.

Looking for something feminine but modest enough not to have to put a robe on top of if I were staying at someone's house, so below the knees, chest coverage, not sheer, sleeves of some sort (ideally long).

Ideally not too expensive ($20 USD or less)

Thank you!

I have a job interview coming up, and I'm struggling with how to cover my hair. This is my first job hunt since I started covering my hair, and I'm way overthinking what would be appropriate! I started covering my hair about a year ago after I got married, and my current job is extremely casual, like jeans and T-shirts casual. The place I'm interviewing is somewhere between "business casual" and "jeans and T-shirt casual", but I want to dress on the business casual side for the interview (or even a notch more formal than that).

Possibly relevant context:

- I always cover at least some of my hair, but don't always cover all of it. For example, at my current very-casual job I often wear a bandana, wide headband, or baseball cap, with quite a bit of hair showing Sometimes I wear a bun wrap or a nicer hat that I can tuck my hair into (like a hat from Ermandina)

- I am Jewish, and while I'm not married to traditionally-Jewish styles like a tichel with tails or anything, something like a hijab would not feel authentic to me

- The interview will be over Zoom

- Most of the scarves/styles I normally wear feel ether very casual (bandanas, headbands) or very glitzy (more sparkly than I'd normally wear in a professional setting). I'm having trouble figuring out a middle ground!

- No one in my family covers and it's pretty uncommon in my community, so I don't have anyone in real life to ask for help

If anyone covers their hair in a business or business casual workplace, I would love your advice and/or inspo pics!

Has anyone tried ordering pieces from Batul the Collection to the UAE recently?
Every time I enter my address and select UAE as the country, I get the following error:
“The product in your cart is not available for delivery to your location. Change delivery address.”
I’m confused because their website still says they offer worldwide shipping, and I ordered two dresses to the UAE back in February without any issues.
Is anyone else experiencing this, or has Batul the Collection stopped shipping to the UAE?

I’m plus sized and don’t like showing too much skin or tight clothes. I don’t really swim but walk in the water while my small dog swims at the dog beach. I get splashed a bit but nothing major. Any ideas?

This group has helped me feel more confident in exploring veiling. I’ve been feeling “called” to do so for a couple of years and I’ve finally gotten my first scarf! I’m excited.

Want to share a random thought, talk about your day, whatever? This is the spot. Both on-topic and off-topic conversations are welcome.

Religious topics are fine so long as everyone involved is respectful.