Top 5 Muslim Bloggers to Follow

We’ve all had our days. We can only collectively roll our eyes at all the times we went completely cluless on what to wear and not know where to turn to for inspiration. Popular magazines are of no help. Popular celebrities are even worse. It’s hard enough to figure out ways to mix up how we wear our head scarves; it’s even harder to find which outfit goes with what on a daily basis.

Fortunately, for us fashion forward modest girls, we’ve found the woment that we can look up to. These are the ladies whose sense of style has not only given regular clothing a run for its money; they are the ladies who did not hesitate to share to us clueless mortals how they make it work.

Ladies and ladies, we have foraged the worldwide web for the top 5 Muslim fashion bloggers that we can all take inspiration from (and they were not hard to find):

1. The Muslim Girl – With a tagline “Faith. Fashion. Life. Love.”, you can tell that the Muslim Girl aka Ikhlas is looking to provide something holistic for every other Muslim girl that comes across her blog. She has a lot of #OOTD posts and outfit tips that will surely spark your inner fashionista. According to her blog, Ikhlas was raised by Muslim parents of Eastern culture but growing up in a Western country gave her struggles on fitting in. So aside from her fashion posts, she shares her stories of life and fitting in, her insights on faith and how to be a good Muslim, and life in general – something that everyone can definitely relate with.
2. Devotedly Yours – There are basically three things that we love the most about this blog: (a) it is visually appealing – her photos and blog themes are absolutely adorable; (b) her fashion sense is enviable; (c) her shoes. Nuha, the beautiful woman behind the blog, is obviously using her degree in Graphic Arts and her self-confessed obsession for “anything media related” in the execution of her blog. You can tell that each post is as well-thought of as it is sincere – and that’s a rare blogger quality IMHO. Her love for fashion and distinct style is the force behind her fabulous #OOTD’s. Who knew you could pair your head scarf with a tutu-esque maxi skirt? Most of all, she has the shoes we could all drool over. They look straight out of the latest runway show.
3. The Hijab Stylist – the Tumblr page of the Hijab Stylist is a sight to behold. And this is mainly because of two things: her clothes are enviable and the photos to prove it are equally as fashionable Many of the Hijab Stylist’s photos look like they’re features in a fashion editorial. The clothing options on the blog are a combination of hip, young, classy, and modest all at the same time. Her clothing choices can dress you up as for work as perfectly as you would attend a weekend brunch with your friends. For more photos and updates on the Hijab Stylist, you can search for her on Instagram: @thehijabstylist.
4. Muslim Street Fashion – Haiina, the woman behind the popular blog Muslim Street Fashion, can be considered a Muslim blog fashion institution. First of all, she’s been around since 2010, ahead of every other Muslim fashion blogger around. Second, she’s a frequently featured blogger – an authority when it comes to dressing smartly as a modest lady. Third, she has her own clothing line. And lastly, her outfit options are beyond perfection. Her blog is clearly living up to its name: she gives every Muslim lady great ideas and countless reasons to step up their street wear game. She even goes as far as conducting her ‘Modesty Caravan’, a mobile/pop-up store of sorts designed to address modest fashion needs.
5. Wiwid Howat – Visiting Wiwid Howat’s website is like going through a high fashion magazine. The photos are high quality, the content is well-written, and the clothes are just amazing. It looks so great you’d likely feel guilty about reading it for free. Wiwid Howat has her own line, she covers huge fashion events like Fashion Week shows, and she’s a respected fashion columnist having written for big names including Marie Claire Australia. Surprisingly, and despite her fabulous and runway-ready couture, deep inside she’s a simple girl who’d rather wear sneakers than heels.

With these ladies helping you add more character to your wardrobe, there should be lesser tough days ahead. And when these ladies’ fashion choices inspires you to go shopping, don’t forget to check out https://ykm.rlq.mybluehost.me/ for the choicest range of head scarves!