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Jakarta Fashion week began on the 6th of November 2011 showcasing work from many Indonesian designers. The event also highlighted on hijabi fashion and work from hijab friendly clothing designers. Take a look for yourself:

There were some great hijab friendly designs from other designers as well, especially the tradiotnal Indonesian dress:

 

The colours. intricate embroidery, bead work and lovely batik designs were enchanting and the creative hijabs/head wraps were fun to look at and full of inspiration. What do you think? Would you consider going with any of the above looks?

This event which began on the 7th of November showcased some great hijab friendly designs from Muslim designers mainly from Aastern Asia. Each piece is filled with bright a vivid colours together with bead work and swarovski stones  Take a look for yourself:

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I like the different hijabs and head wraps on the models, gives room for a lot of inspiration don’t you think?

Islamic Swimwear for hijabis :

Did you like the designs? I sure did! Would you sport any of the above looks? What would you change?

For More photos from Malaysian International Fashion Week check cutecarry’s blog , He’s been doing a great job covering the whole event! 

Day 5 of Dubai Fashion week dawned with exotic Indian bridal wear (which is also quite hijab friendly) from designer Arnab Sengupta  and some great abayas from Rouge Couture designs. Take a look at my favourites from both collections:

Arnab Sengupta‘s designs immediately spoke of tradition and style . The paisley prints and intricate Indian embroidery and mirror work was a indeed an exotic treat to behold. I simply loved all the hijab friendly and almost hijab friendly pieces in the collection:

Another stunning Indial bridal ‘choli’ :

The colours of all the outfits look wonderful~!

Rouge Couture‘s abayas were one of a kind, the clear cut designs together with its gathers, patterns and embroidery made a collection that is by far the most unique from the different collections we saw last week, take a look for yourself:

This is my favourite abaya from the collection. I always love that colour with black;

So what do you think of these looks? would you wear anything similar?

Day four of Dubai Fashion week brings us fresh new designs from Designers Hanayen and Divya Oswal.
I simply love the coloured Jalabiyas I’ve picked out from the collections. The colours are absolutely stunning! Take a look for yourself:

Hanayen’s collection was as stunning and as breathtaking as her previous collections. I simply love how she has combined such lovely patterns and colours together with black.

Black with stripes:

Lacey brown pattern with black:

Black with a blue bee hive pattern, I simply love this one;

Love the design of this one even if the sleeves look a bit too sheer:

The beautiful pastel shades from Divya Oswal‘s Indo-Arabic Jalabiya collection would be sure to leave you dazzled and in awe:

Royal white: I love the Indian embroidery on this one:

Another stunning blue jalabiya:

 

Bright red; this is a stunner:

 

Simply love this cute grey one:

 

Love the puffed sleeves in this white one! If only it wasn’t so transparent:

 

Day 3 of Dubai Fashion week brought us even more abayas from various designers. The designs are all elegant and most of the abayas have that light ‘wispy’ effect which I have fallen in love with! Find out for yourself:

Homa Qamar ‘s designs can be described in just three words: beautiful, simple, elegant. :

Love the colours of this one! 

For some reason black abayas with black designs on them always look the best:

Another cute all black look:

Animal print!

This is mt favourite abaya from the collection though the sleeves are a bit too transparent:

What do you think of these abayas? would you wear any of them?