Here is another hijab tutorial! This one is not as practical as the previous 3 tutorials, but I personally think it looks really glamorous! I have seen women wearing this style with maxi dresses or long flowing skirts and it looks awesome. I absolutely love it!
Actually, it is not as complex as I said it is, but the use of many pins are involved, and I know most of you do not like to use too many pins. However, not all hijab styles need to be practical, do they?
If you like this style, but do not want to wear too many pins, you can use something like this on special occasions. I guess that's not too bad, is it?
Oh, make sure that you use a flowing fabric for this style. Otherwise you just wont get the desired effect with satin or satin jaquard fabrics. It must be something like crepe, georgette, chiffon, etc. You get my drift... :)
In this video I demonstrate a Turkish Fashion. This style is very common in the Armine scarf catalogues (www.armine.com.tr). So, if you have ever wondered how to do such styles, I hope this video will help you.
Don't you think my niece just looks gorgeous in this style? Mashaallah. She's such a doll for doing this for me. Well, she really has no choice when I ask her to do something for me, I am her only aunt. :)
Anyways, enjoy the video... Oh, one more thing, please do feel free to share the videos with anyone who might find it useful. Especially those who are new to hijab. I am aware that unfortunately the usual case is that until a person starts to wear hijab or until they revert to Islam, people are around them and want to help them etc., but once they enter the path they are left alone... Most of them do not even know how to wear their hijab in the beginning...
So yeah, this is the main reason I am doing these videos, and it will mostly be the more practical and simple styles in the beginning. I might get into the more complicated ones in the next videos.
Ok ladies, I will be posting 2 more hijab tutorials.
In the following video I demonstrate a style using the rectangle/long hijab. It is a practical style, but a little different to the styles we are accustomed to.