We believe that every big thing starts from a small and simple dream. Anytime someone asks us how the story goes behind
Hijab Scarf, well it started from a simple and small dream to have a resourceful media about hijab style and scarves.
A year since having Hijab Scarf we have met great people, we have got great opportunities and we have adventured many beautiful memories. We want to share this experience and we want everyone to experience the same opportunities from blogging. So we both set up a casual meeting with
Mrs. Nuniek from Fimela.com and told her our plan about wanting to have a small gathering with our readers due to our capacity as pregnant housewives. Gladly, we had positive response. After the first meeting, we came up with the title
“Empowering Women Through Blogging”, an intimate meeting about the power of blogging, was going to be held at Fimela House - Grand Indonesia.
We decided to ask
Mrs. Ninit and Mrs. Ollie as speakers. From their experience and achievement on blogging they surely got everything we would like to know about blogging.
The registration opened at 2 p.m. and everyone received goodie bags from
Wardah Cosmetics, a notebook agenda from
Dove and a scarf from
Casa Elana, plus IDR 100.000
Esprit voucher for the first 20 guests. Before the gathering started, we enjoyed talking to friends, eating yummy foods and drinks from
Tin Pan Alley, and having a beauty consultation at Wardah booth.
The gathering was opened by
MC Uul, and continued with a warm greeting by
Dien Tirto Buwono as the host from Fimela. We felt welcome and homey.
Mrs. Nuniek moderated the show as
Mrs. Ninit and
Mrs. Ollie shared their journey, their experience and the benefit they gathered from blogging. The stories astounded us.
“Find your expertise. If you don't have one, build your own expertise. Be positive and passionate with everything you write and success will follow. Twitter, FB status or even strangers can be your inspirations. Blogging is a journal of reaction, not a chronological diary. Tell us what your thought and what you feel, not the detail of your schedule.” said
Mrs. Ollie.
“It's important to avoid negativity. It's contagious. When we get negative comments, don't let them stop you from writing. We cannot make everybody's happy.” said
Mrs. Ninit.
The audience then got a chance to ask and those who raised questions brought home a book from each speaker, who is also the author. Two lucky winners also got door prize from Fimela, a Lanvin parfume and IDR 500.000 voucher from Optik Melawai, both of them shared us the story about their struggles to come to the event.
Our greatest gratitude was to all the lovely audience who came dressed up and beautifully. Everyone looked stunning. We can definitely steal their look. Also, congratulations to both best dress winner Mrs. Ola and Mrs. Mimi Alysa. Enjoy the gift from
Casa Elana.
What a great moment! Thank you
Fimela.com for giving us the opportunity to have this intimate meeting with all the lovely ladies. Thank you to all sponsors: Wardah cosmetics, Tin Pan Alley, Dove, Casa Elana and everyone who supports us. It may sound like an Oscar winning award speech, well it feels that nice :)
Fimela house also accomodated us a photobooth, which reminded us to one of those crazy moments back at school taking photos with all those silly faces. It’s a nice way to get one of our narcissistically crazy adolescent moments back.
Here are some photos of our lovely friends, check out their stylish look. Hope you can get some inspirations from these lovely ladies.
More photos and stories :
Fimela.com -
Blogging Women = EmpoweringStreet Hijab -
Empowering WomenSalsabeela -
The Rise of Creativity
Soul of Mist -
Steal a LookOla Aswandi -
Empowering ME Through Blogging
Icit Milanisti -
Ke Acara Hijab ScarfPhotographer : Mrs. Fifi Alvianto
Copywriter: Mrs. Hanna Faridl
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"See ya on Monday, the grand launching of Hijab Scarf".
One of the hardest part of wearing hijab is when you don't know what to wear but you surely know what not to wear. In my personal opinion, there are some reason why I don't wear any particular materials. First it has to be light on my head and nothing under my scarf. I dont use anything that convert me into a “mommy looking lady”. From my experience, wearing hijab somehow add my age and some kilos as well. It’s a feeling that I have to get used to it.
Since wearing hijab my life changed completely. First I discovered my own interest in exploring my ability, then one thing for sure now I had become more creative. Why? because certainly it requires a lot of idea and creativity, I had to mix and match my clothes with my hijab/veil, and improve my own behavior in so many way. Not an easy thing but it is proving to be very challenging for me. 
Home is where the heart is, just like this proverb said, we feel home to this website. We put all of our heart from the first time we decided to create this blog. HijabScarf blog is our home, the place where we can share our passion and express our thoughts to all readers.
The gathering was opened by MC Uul, and continued with a warm greeting by Dien Tirto Buwono as the host from Fimela. We felt welcome and homey. Mrs. Nuniek moderated the show as Mrs. Ninit and Mrs. Ollie shared their journey, their experience and the benefit they gathered from blogging. The stories astounded us.
Here are some photos of our lovely friends, check out their stylish look. Hope you can get some inspirations from these lovely ladies.
Our old website design (April 2010 - April 2011)
The website is online now, check out www.casa-elana.com
Easy to remember and hopefully on May 2011 we will change the whole look, 
Photo courtesy of Wulan from Hijabers Community
Nature has spoken loudly his anger.
