Salam alaykoum my dear sisters out there in the wide world web,

not forgetting the 200 visitors who come and follow Hijabella on a daily basis.

Thank you so much! Love you all.

I’m so sorry that I’ve completely neglected my blog, but I’m busy with university and have a full plate of tasks.

Don’t be angry with me. Here is a new post, hope you enjoy it. 

Finally my favourite turkish “tesettur” fashion brand SETRMS has come out with its summer collection.

Screaming colors and quality pure seems to be the guide this season.

 

Lovely pics, lovely clothes and more than that a lovely message is given:

Muslim women are associated with flowers. 

Shukraaan SETRMS, this summer you rocked again.

And what’s your opinion dear “Hijabella-follower” about SETRMS and its new collection? 

Greetz

    

Don’t do they look gorgeous? They remind me of the Ottoman-princesses…

 

 

I love Hijabis wearing big sunglasses. But boaaah, they’re so damn expensive.  I’m asking myself if a REAL muslim could buy such a glass. Wouldn’t a Muslim feel a pang of conscience by spending so much money for something rather unimportant?  But nevertheless which one is your favourite? Waiting for your comments…

Salam my darlings,

This post was created for one of my sisters hadiya who asked me how to wear the turkish scarves. 

I’m sure that many of you have found these videos on the internet but nevertheless I will post them for those who haven’t seen them yet..

Here are two of them, the first one for woman of all ages, the second one for the young ones. 

So enjoy it and if there are any problems, please tell me I will try to help you..

Greetz =)

It was my first experiment  - And my mother was even more proud of me than I was

Salaam sis, let me introduce you Armine, a rather new but absolutely significant brand for satin hijabs in Turkey. For months, I was impatiently waiting for their new collection. I have to admit that I’m impressed by their beautiful new hijabs and the elegant and very professional shots. I totally agree with their slogan: “It is beautiful to dress”

Good speed this year,  Armine!

 

Dear readers, what do you think of Armine-Hijab and which hijab do you like best?

I think in comparison with products of other textile companies Armine has a leading position.

Good work and my best compliments!

And for those who want to see the whole Armine-Spring-Summer-Collection-2009:  

Go to the official website of Armine , than click “Koleksiyon” and check up the pics.

If you want to download the catalogue, click on “tiklayin”. Have fun and enjoy it!

Hey my sisters,  yesterday I found another website with pretty Turkish hijabs.  Look at them!!! 

Pure Elegance!
 

She looks beautiful, but I don’t know if I would wear a red hijab. It’s so offensiv. What do you think?

Beautiful combination. I liked it.

Green is my favourite color. Therefore  I would wear this one without hesitation. Even if the bubbles look like if they were from Spongebob =)  But excellent for wearing at spring. 

Wooooow! I loved this green-blue-tigercoloured one! The woman looks so charming with it. This one is my favourite!!!

No words to say…

I’m asking me how she has done this style. It looks different and a bit strange.

Combining black and white, this woman makes a modest and powerful look. I have a hijab that looks similar to this one. I adore it.

Nice picture. And nice hijab.

 

What a funny look. But it has something. Hijabis with sunglasses have a different kind of charisma =)))

So my dear, I’m waiting for your comments. And if you like Ugoza-Hijab visit the official site of them and then click on “Ugoza kreasyonlar”. Here is the Link.

 

Salaaam sisters,

 I passed my first semester exams with pretty good marks. Alhamdulillah. 

It was difficult, but totally worth the slog. 

How I did it: A lot of studying and a lot of breaks. Maximum organisation and plenty of pads of paper. And last but not least praying, praying, praying.

Lessons & tips: work hard and  practice a lot. 

In short,  I’m back. So hang on!

Salaam alaykum.

Here is a video which I love. The brother who is speaking is so right. Non-Muslims should ask us if they want to know about our thoughts and feelings.