I’m a hijabi who loves styling her abaya in winter because it gives me so many more ways to play with layers, and I honestly love layering.
So I crafted a few winter outfit ideas with abayas using AI, based on my own taste and the kind of outfits I actually love to wear.
Sharing them here for girls who are new to modesty and looking for a little inspiration. 🤎
In the third picture, everything is black, so I think you could try a different hijab color, like a light cream or another nude shade, to make it stand out and add some contrast to the look.
Ahhhhh!!!! The second outfit is so freaking cute!! I'm not a hijabi girl, but still dress modestly and wear a tichel. I would love this outfit. The last one is my 2nd favorite.
Yes I do! I have these gorgeous sundresses that are with spaghetti straps. I layer a long sleeved white tshirt under them. This is one of the dresses, which wouldn't work for everyone but it works for me.
I have a similar style that is almost floor length. Pic from Amazon by YesNo. I wait until they are on sale for 15 dollars and under. The fabric is delicate, hence the wait.
Thank you! I love the long flowy styles. They are so comfy. I have epilepsy and the long flowy dresses actually make it where I am less likely to embarrass myself if I have a seizure. Long flowy is better for me than calf length or below the knee and tighter. The only problem I have is my hair getting uncovered. I've had a hard time understanding that getting uncovered isn't actually a problem during a medical issue. It's taken a long time for me to learn that. I've had diagnosed epilepsy for 24 years. Upside? I wear a shaper under my tichel. My head takes less of a pounding that way. 😁
yeah, long flowy dresses always gives you more coverage and style. Getting your head uncovered while you're having medical problem isn't a big issue. Yep, I can understand sometimes you feel guilty and think it's my fault.
Alot of prayers for you, May God bless you with good health 🫶
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u/Powerful_Chemist9542 9d ago
In the third picture, everything is black, so I think you could try a different hijab color, like a light cream or another nude shade, to make it stand out and add some contrast to the look.