salaam esra!!
I really like the dresses in the second picture (esp. the one to the right at the front)…absolutely gorgeous…but i’m wondering what’s with the huge hats on these ladies heads??:) I really adore turkish hijab syles but haven’t seen anything like these hats before, i mean not on women:) …are these common in turkey?
Regards,
Dia.
By: dia. on April 16, 2009 at 1:42 am
Va aleykoum salaam sista dia,
No, no its not common in Turkey that hijabis dress like these. I saw something like this also for the first time 🙂
But I think that they wanted to make something different and something very interesting. I bet that they were inspired by the dervish hats which have a similar shape to these ones.
Regards,
Esra
By: Esra on April 16, 2009 at 11:46 am
I think that the dresses are pretty nice but tekbir as a top brand should produce more outwear.
All their collections are always super elegant,but a woman cannot dress like a bride!
Besides their prices are not suitable for the qualityy they try to provide.
i think that the dresses r beautiful but i agree with elif .
i adooooore turkish hijab!!!!!
By: afrae on October 29, 2009 at 5:43 pm
There are many more models in Iran; they can take a look at it and copy..
By: Maryam on April 23, 2010 at 10:44 am
If these clothes are for some special occation why not having that occation closed to males and open to females only so that you can wear whatever you want? I mean these clothes are nothing but ugly, I would hate to wear them.
By: Leyla on August 2, 2011 at 12:50 am
Nice to see such wedlock types pictures where the models just look queens and due to the hijab style they look tall… great job.
salaam esra!!
I really like the dresses in the second picture (esp. the one to the right at the front)…absolutely gorgeous…but i’m wondering what’s with the huge hats on these ladies heads??:) I really adore turkish hijab syles but haven’t seen anything like these hats before, i mean not on women:) …are these common in turkey?
Regards,
Dia.
By: dia. on April 16, 2009
at 1:42 am
Va aleykoum salaam sista dia,
No, no its not common in Turkey that hijabis dress like these. I saw something like this also for the first time 🙂
But I think that they wanted to make something different and something very interesting. I bet that they were inspired by the dervish hats which have a similar shape to these ones.
Regards,
Esra
By: Esra on April 16, 2009
at 11:46 am
I think that the dresses are pretty nice but tekbir as a top brand should produce more outwear.
All their collections are always super elegant,but a woman cannot dress like a bride!
Besides their prices are not suitable for the qualityy they try to provide.
thanx for posting
By: elif on April 18, 2009
at 10:38 am
Singamaraja reading your blog
By: SINGAMARAJA on May 6, 2009
at 7:46 pm
i think that the dresses r beautiful but i agree with elif .
i adooooore turkish hijab!!!!!
By: afrae on October 29, 2009
at 5:43 pm
There are many more models in Iran; they can take a look at it and copy..
By: Maryam on April 23, 2010
at 10:44 am
If these clothes are for some special occation why not having that occation closed to males and open to females only so that you can wear whatever you want? I mean these clothes are nothing but ugly, I would hate to wear them.
By: Leyla on August 2, 2011
at 12:50 am
Nice to see such wedlock types pictures where the models just look queens and due to the hijab style they look tall… great job.
By: Fiza on June 9, 2013
at 3:22 pm