



Turbans is definitely an increasing trend, here in Kuwait I saw two girls wearing turbans instead of the shielah and it looked amazing on them, I don't know if it's for me, but I admire who can wear it with allure like Liz Taylor the icon of old school glamour and also Sheikha Mozah who have a distinguish style.. for me I decided that it's a must have for this season but actually require some bravery..
3 comments:
it's an accessory item for non mohajjabat it is NOT HIJAB
so it shouldn't replace shailah it doesn't cover anything
Hi sn3a
I agree and disagree with you, 9a7 it's not a replacment for shailah but as I said in this season we wear high/ turtle neck and I always wrap my neck with pashmina's shawl and with the shailah it's huge amount of kham so if the turban could solve this issue and also represent hijab in a good islam way it's fine, both girls I saw kan shakilhum mu7tarm oo ma hawaloo fi a3marhum bel3aks kano very fashionable
حلو و انيق بس مو حجاب الاذن و الرقبة احسن شيليه ليش مأذية روحج
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