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There are the hijabs and hijab products you love, and then there are the ones you LOVE! It brings us such joy to produce the best there is in hijabs and hijab accessories, and what captured our attention at a recent company meeting was learning about what has been our best sellers throughout 2023. What makes these particular hijabs and hijab accessories best sellers? Why are they fan favorites? Let’s get into it!

Wow – you REALLY love this hijab! Black hijabs from two categories made the top 10 list this year, which was a bit of a surprise to us given the continued desire for neutral-colored hijabs that we’ve seen over the years and through perusing what women are wearing in our social media research. And yes, black IS a neutral color, but the fact that our 

 is our number one selling product (thus far) this year was fun to see!

Do you like wearing black? It’s one of those things that should be a staple in every hijab-wearing woman’s closet, whether she wears it on the regular or not. And our 

This one didn’t surprise us at all and continues to be a bestseller year after year. These beauties are often imitated but never duplicated and are our fastest selling product! When we first got what we thought would be a six-month supply in 2020, they sold out in 26 days! Here’s another interesting tidbit about our 

: Did you know that they are strong enough to hold through seven layers of our Jersey Hijabs? (Our Merchandise Manager Justine Sahardi tested this) To be even more specific, our magnets are rated to 13,200 gauss (a unit of magnetic induction), a common fridge magnet is rated at 100 gauss.

There she is again – the color black! And it makes sense that with black being a popular color of choice among our communities of women, 

) would crack the top ten! It’s a great staple to have in your hijab wardrobe for any suitable occasion.

This one has been a customer favorite and top ten best seller from the time we debuted this color in 2020. We expected 

, which are consistently best sellers. But it was fun to see 

 in our Jersey Hijabs! When choosing custom colors like buttercream, light mink and even rose quartz, we use neutral colored makeup pallets as inspiration. We are on the lookout for tones layered with warmth or coolness to compliment everyone’s skin tone.

This one is always a best seller! We know you love our 

, especially because it’s the most viewed page on our website, hands down. The beauty of 

 is that it looks good on pretty much all skin tones and is that kind of neutral that is so versatile and can be paired with pretty much anything. We are constantly working to keep this particular hijab in stock, as it has sold out a few times in the past.

 debuted in 2020 (that was an especially good year for new Chiffon colors!) and has been a crowd favorite ever since! It’s got that hint of pink that you all love without being overwhelmingly pink, a great shade of neutral that lightens and elevates any style!

, which was also a new color in 2020, has been a consistent best seller ever since (along with Pearl, 

 has been outselling all other colors by hundreds of units most months. There is something about its caramel brown color with rosy undertones that makes it look beautiful on anyone who wears it year-round, but especially in the fall!

 in 2022, having heard your desire for more neutral colors. We were searching for the perfect shade of beige that had warm undertones and a bit of oomph to it, and we found it in 

! This hijab features a beautiful balance of purple and brown with a warm undertone and looks good on so many different skin tones! If you don’t have one, be sure to get one!

Who doesn’t love a good gray? We feel it’s that understated neutral some of us don’t realize we need in our hijab wardrobe, but is JUST what we need. This 

 is lighter than Graphite and is that perfect shade of creamy gray to help you transition from fall to winter to early spring. Apparently many of you know this, as it hit our top ten bestsellers list this year!

Ahhhh, she’s a classic beauty. Good, staple white and black hijabs are the backbones of any woman’s hijab collection, whether she wears these colors on the regular or not. And 

, which also debuted in that fantastic batch of 

 colors in 2020, is that perfect, polished, elevated sheen of white that isn’t too intensely white, but more of a soft, oyster-y white. Many of our HH brides have worn our 

 as their bridal color, and for great reason! It’s just 

So, do you own  these bestsellers? If not, what's stopping you? And what are your favorite hijabs and hijab accessories? Share with us in the comments below!

They Are Our (2023) Hijab and Hijab Accessories Bestsellers for Good Reason!

When it comes to the heat of summer (and fall, because ugh, global warming), a tried-and-true way for hijab-wearing women to manage the heat often comes down to two things:

Our lightweight Bamboo Wovens, with its antimicrobial properties, as well as our HH Sport Tech Wrap (which can cool you 1-2 degrees) and our classic Everyday Chiffons are all great options for the heat, especially if you choose light colors to wear.

And while wearing light colors in the right fabrics really makes a difference in managing the heat, an inevitable problem that comes with it is sweat and makeup stains. Who hates the sweaty makeup stains that come on our hijabs after wearing them out and about? We’re all raising our hands here at HH!

But all is not lost. There are ways to care for and clean your hijabs based on the fabric, which we detail for you in this 

 that details fabric content for our hijab and hijab accessories categories as well as how to care for your hijabs (and dry them). However, sometimes in the heat of summer, sweat and makeup stains can prove stubborn to remove.

So, here are some cleaning hacks you can try! These hacks should help with stain removal on most hijab fabrics, but you will want to take extra care when it comes to our Perfect Satin hijabs or our older silk hijabs. In general, be gentle when it comes to stain removal, like with our Bamboo Wovens, which needs a lighter touch.

 Sometimes it feels like there is no problem that baking soda can’t solve (well, within reason haha). One thing to try when it comes to sweat or makeup stains is to make a paste of baking soda and water, cover the stain on your hijab for a minimum 15 minutes (gently work it into the stain) and then wash the hijab as per 

 Another recommended approach is to make a paste of baking soda and laundry detergent with water and apply that to the stain for 15 minutes or so before washing the hijab.

 We love a product like Oxyclean pretreatment stain remover, which you can 

spray on or rub into a sweat or makeup stain

 Talcum powder is a tried and true method to combating oil stains in fabrics. And, often when it comes to makeup, different oils can be part of the ingredients within various types of makeup. So, if your makeup stain is oil-based, try dousing the stain with talcum powder to absorb the oil before washing the hijab as you would normally do.

 Satin can be a tricky fabric with which you want to take some extra care. When it comes to stains, try placing a few drops of mild dish soap onto the fabric and use a soft cloth to rub the soap into the stain with a small amount of water, until you see suds forming. Then use another soft cloth to dab the area and remove the stain. You may need to repeat this step a few times, then wash as directed. A stain stick or pretreatment stain is also a good option to try.

The best advice we can give is to treat stains on your hijab as soon as possible. Don’t take your hijab off and decide to treat the stain at some later date (if at all possible). 

Makeup, sweat (and other types) of stains will happen because our hijabs are in constant contact with our face and hair. That’s why we pride ourselves on creating the quality hijabs that will (

) look polished and fresh, wear after wear, wash after wash!

5 Ways to Remove Stubborn Makeup and Sweat Stains From Your Hijabs

Have you ever noticed how certain colors make you feel energized and confident, while others induce calmness or even a little sadness? The impact of color on our psychology and mood has intrigued psychologists, designers and artists for centuries, and, quite frankly, can be very subjective.

In the world of fashion, color is not just about aesthetics – it can unlock a world of emotions. It sounds a bit dramatic, I know, but the 

: The colors you wear can have a profound influence on your mindset, mood, and even how others perceive you (power play, anyone??).

Here at Haute Hijab, we’ve been leaning heavily into color this summer and exploring the relationship between the psychology of color and the hijabs we wear. Now, this is a whole science on its own, one we cannot begin to fully address with this post. But, if you are interested in learning more about the psychology of colors and how different colors have been found to stimulate various parts of the brain and elicit distinct emotional responses, keep reading!

It may help you embrace color as part of your hijab styling and pick what colors to wear to reflect (or impact) your personality and emotions. 🙂

(To learn more about the science of color theory and how to make it work for you, click 

. And to learn more about how to understand what skin tone you have and how that plays into the hijab colors that look good on you, click 

If you're seeking a sense of tranquility and serenity, turn to the cool side of the color spectrum. Blue never fails to elicit these feelings. Think of the last time you were at the beach, staring peacefully at the different shades of ocean blues and turquoise. Did it not instill in you a beautiful sense of calmness and peace? Almost as if it quenched the thirst of your eyes? The color blue has actually been shown to lower blood pressure and promote a sense of relaxation – surprised?

Green, reminiscent of nature and growth, is associated with balance, harmony and renewal. Think of a time you were hiking through a forest, or staring at a mountain of evergreens. There’s something soothing and refreshing about it.

Warm colors – such as red, orange, and yellow – are known to evoke feelings of excitement, energy and enthusiasm. Red, in particular, has been linked to increased heart rate and heightened emotions. It can create a sense of urgency and passion, making it an ideal choice when you want to make a bold statement or stand out in a crowd.

Orange is associated with warmth, friendliness, and optimism. It can uplift your mood and promote a sense of vitality. Yellow, often associated with sunshine, is known for its ability to enhance focus and stimulate creativity and happiness. Wearing warm colors can give you a boost of confidence and make you more approachable and extroverted.

What about good old neutrals – the backbone of any wardrobe? Why have they been trending over the past few years, and especially during covid? All over social media, all we saw were white houses, beige interiors, and blush pink wardrobes and household items. There’s a reason for that.

How do neutrals play a role in shaping our image and mood? Neutrals are calm and reliable, undisrupted.

Think about black (yes, black is a neutral, and also 

!), the epitome of sophistication and power. A well-tailored black suit can instantly make you feel self-assured and ready to make a lasting impression and give you an air of authority. It can also be elegantly understated if you wanted to blend in, but appear put together. You really can never go wrong with black!

White, often associated with purity and simplicity, conveys a sense of freshness and openness. A flowing white dress or 

 can create an effortlessly chic and sophisticated look, radiating confidence and approachability.

Gray is seen as a practical and timeless color that exudes neutrality and balance. Brown, reminiscent of earthy tones, is often associated with reliability, stability, and warmth.

Ok, this is all really cool. Now, how do I use color psychology to curate my hijab/fashion wardrobe?

Well, that’s entirely up to you! Do you need to reach for a red hijab or blazer when you’re trying to stand out? No. Your personality can do that for you. You can certainly follow your instinct when reaching for your color of the day (and you’ll actually find that most of the time, your instincts will match the research in color psychology), but it’s cool to have this information in your toolbox for certain situations.

For example, when dressing for specific occasions, consider the impact you want to create. Are you attending a job interview and aiming to project professionalism? Opt for sophisticated neutrals like gray or navy/shades of blue.

Do you want to make a memorable entrance at a social event? Vibrant colors like fuchsia, orange or royal blue can help you stand out and radiate confidence.

At the end of the day, remember to stay true to yourself. These aren’t rules, but rather guideposts that you can choose to follow, if you like. Also, keep in mind that cultural influences play a role in the psychological impact of color. Some cultures wear black to funerals. Others wear white.

Experiment and find the colors that resonate with your personal style and personality. Don’t be afraid to mix and match. Most importantly, go with what makes you feel your best.

Lastly, in my research about the psychology of color, I have to say I am left in wonder at Allah (S), 

 (the most beautiful). It is He who created these colors, all to be found in the most awe-inspiring moments in nature. Sunrises and sunsets, oceans and skies, desert sands, savannahs, and rainforests, underwater worlds, fields of flowers, fruits and vegetables, landscapes, animals, humans and so much more. Everything is by His design, and learning about this has left me in awe, pondering the wonders of His creations, blessings, and mercy.

"إِنَّ اللَّهَ جَمِيلٌ يُحِبُّ الْجَمَالَ"


“Verily, Allah is beautiful and He loves beauty.”

And there is no better artist than He. Everything is as He intends.

Mood Lifting Hijab Hues – How the Colors You Wear Impact Your Psychology & Emotions

What do you think of when you hear the words “color theory”?

Is it about going back to grade school and art classes to understand how the color wheel works? What colors do you mix to get other colors? Is it about understanding color harmony – what colors go nicely with other colors? Is it about emotions? What colors evoke which emotions and why? Or is it about understanding the different contexts in which color can be used and applied to our lives, from what we wear to how we decorate our homes and everything in between?

Is it about understanding our own skin tone and seasonal skin tones and which colors compliment us? Which ones can brighten us? Which ones can bring peace to us?

 virtually an encyclopedia of even more knowledge and information

If you like to scroll through Instagram, Tik Tok and other social media platforms, you may have seen many people in the fashion industry as well as influencers and, well, a variety of people talk about color theory. They may also have seen a professional color theorist to help understand their own psychology and skin tone as it pertains to color.

All this to figure out what colors they gravitate towards and which ones they feel good in. (Well, that’s one of the big reasons why people see color theorists.)

One cannot cover all there is to know in one post about color theory and how it pertains to our own psychology and what will probably look good on us or help us feel good about ourselves. But here at Haute Hijab, we’re acutely aware of how choosing various hijab colors and how we wear our hijabs (what we pair them with) helps us feel confident, comfortable, beautiful and a whole host of other emotions.

Our hijabs frame our face, and our face is what is visible to everyone around us and to ourselves. And, one of the most frequently asked questions Melanie receives (and that we receive through our customer service team) is –will this hijab color look good on me?

And thus understanding some basic things regarding warm, cool and neutral skin tones and how that relates to color theory and complimentary colors can only help you in figuring out what will look good on you.

With that in mind, we’ve got two tools to help you.

Hijabi’s guide to understanding skin tone and picking a complimentary hijab color

. We developed this blog post several years ago after researching how to determine one’s skin tone and how that relates to different colors and have since revamped this post with updated research and imagery a few times.

easy-to-follow and image-friendly post from WikiHow

 that helps you determine (based on a number of factors) if your skin tone is neutral, warm or cool. This guide then helps you understand what “season” is your season of color. Part two of the guide helps explain what colors work well for different skin tones (including how some colors look good on EVERYBODY). It even explains what jewelry will work best with your particular skin tone.

It’s important to note that at the end of the day, picking a hijab color (and fabric) is a highly individualistic choice, and if you like a particular colored hijab or a print, regardless if it “works” within the realm of color theory and skin tones, just go for it! Understanding your skin tone and how color theory meshes with it is an extremely useful tool to help us understand what looks good on us and why.

But at the end of the day, if you like something, get it!

The psychology of color and how color makes us feel.

We’d be remiss if we didn’t talk about how different colors make us feel, and therefore how that can influence what hijabs we may want to bring into our lives. With our new 

 that recently dropped, our social media manager Mona created these beautiful infographics explaining what colors tend to evoke what emotions.

you can (if you want) choose colors to reflect your own emotions (or help bring you to that emotional state) as well as project those feelings in the company around you. Want to exude confidence and happiness? Try wearing shades of yellow! Going for an event where you want people to know you’re a reliable and responsible person? Consider shades of blue for your hijab!

We hope that armed with this information, you can choose hijabs for yourself from our vast array of colors that will make you happy, look good on you and help evoke the feelings you want to evoke!

And as always, we are here to help! Reach out to us at hello@hautehijab.com.

Color Theory, Figuring Out Our Skin Tone and Choosing Hijabs That Help Us Look & Feel Good

It’s one thing for a bride to figure out the style of dress she’d like to wear as well as her hijab and other accompanying accessories. It’s also a whole other job for the bridal party to figure out their outfits that will compliment each other and the bride’s color and taste! And add the extra factor of finding outfits that are modest and have accompanying hijabs (for those who wear it).

It can be a huge undertaking. Should the bridal party wear matching outfits? And will those outfits look good on all body types? I personally steer away from the monotoned, uniform look of bridesmaids and bridal party dresses that are matchy-matchy. The slightly more mismatched look, where everyone’s personality can shine in the dress they choose but still look put together and cohesive as a group, perhaps by sharing the same color palette, is much more on trend. You can even consider wearing different types of clothing all together while sticking to a basic color theme.

Sometimes the bride has a particular vision and instruction on what you’re to wear as a bridesmaid or maid of honor (or member of the bridal party). But more often than not, you have some leeway. If you’re in the process of looking for an outfit for your bestie’s big day (like me!), here are some silhouettes and suggestions to get you started on some traditional, and not so traditional looks.

The maxi dress is definitely the most popular option for most bridal parties. It certainly was for me when my sister got married. My mom, sister and I scored these beautiful mix-and-match dresses from 

. It was a bit of a splurge, but if you keep an eye out for their summer sale you can snag their gowns for a great deal. Their airy look and flowy silhouette go perfectly with our 

I love this trend for an easy going bride and bridal party. The look of a jumpsuit for a wedding brings a fresh and modern touch to the event. This outfit would be ideal for an outdoor wedding that may be more laid back than a ballroom. Whether you go with sequins or satin, this bold choice will surely turn heads! And, these jumpsuits look great with a variety of our sleek 

As a Palestinian, this is my go to for a wedding party look. In traditional Palestinian culture, we have a henna night the evening before the wedding day where everyone – from the bride, her entourage and guests – come dressed in the traditional Palestinian dress, the thobe. The intricate embroidery symbolizes different meanings derived from the various cities and villages of Palestine. Some families choose to wear a thobe for the wedding day too, usually the bride and groom’s immediate family members. And, our 

 hijabs are a beautiful accompaniment to this look.

I have always been in love with Indian and Pakistani cultural dresses. As a matter of fact, I had one custom made for my Islamic marriage ceremony, 

. The vibrant colors, luxurious fabrics, intricate threadwork and beadwork has always captured my attention. This is a beautiful option to consider especially for those who are from the region and want to show off their cultural dress with pride. 

, saris. You can’t go wrong with any of them! Whether you choose vibrant colors, jewel tones, or neutrals, your outfit will surely impress. The nice thing is everyone in the bridal party can choose what suits them best, whether they want to wear pants with their kurta or a lehenga. There are so many beautiful South Asian designers to choose from. Here are a few options.

There is something about an abaya that screams elegance. For an event like a wedding, I would keep an eye out for appliques, feathers or delicate sequins (or a knot detail) to add some festive flare. Abayas are ideal for mixed weddings: Wear your party dress and cover up with a modest yet fashionable flowy abaya on top. It’s perfect for easy on and off throughout the night. The entire bridal party can don various designs of an abaya, and it will look simply gorgeous!

As you prepare your bridal party looks, I hope this post has given you some inspiration to try different silhouettes! And whether you want to stick to something within your cultural purview or venture out to something new, remember that our Haute Hijabs are here to pull together your entire ensemble!

What have been some of best bridal party looks you've seen or have been a part of? Share with us in the comments below!

Get Inspired for Modest Bridal Party Fits With These 5 Beautiful Silhouettes 

Imagine this – you’re invited to an evening wedding this spring or summer. Weather will be warm, sunny, maybe even breezy. As you arrive at the wedding or maybe during the outdoor cocktail hour, the sun is just beginning to set. The sky is lit with the most brilliant colors streaming across the sky – from a moody shade of romantic violet to the brightest mango orange. Every color around you starts to become more golden and even your skin itself sparkles more beautifully.

So my question to you is – what are you wearing? Here are five colorful wedding looks inspired by twilight and sunset colors that can inspire your next wedding ensemble!

The electric colors typical for the South Asian mehndi wedding event always remind of brilliant sunsets – the kind that saturate the sky with every intense yellows, orange, hot pink and luminous gold. The outfits, the decor even the jovial mood of the dancing and singing – everything pops with color and culture. Let’s take color inspiration from Aaliyah's recent mehndi look, paired with a gold hijab.

Haute Hijab’s Perfect Satin hijab in Gold

Many people tend to stay away from prints for weddings, but I say – if it makes you feel as beautiful as Keleke felt in this look from Ri Mi, wear it, and wear it proudly! The color story seems to be directly hand-picked from a California evening sky. Paired with the 

, and sparkly accessories, this look is sure to be a hit for your next wedding guest invite.

When I saw this look on Dania this past Eid, I wanted to immediately add to cart! Colorful yet minimalist, elegant and modest – it was my whole personal wardrobe aesthetic in a single garment. How it flows over her shoulders is like a gentle wave on the beach! It’s usually at sundown that the color of the water becomes aquamarine and reflects those stunning hues of the sky. This dress is literally that moment and makes for a perfect wedding look. I would love to see this dress styled on bridesmaids, surrounding the blushing bride like the waves surrounding the beachfront.

, and you are set for your wedding event.

I’m not sure if Fatou was heading to a wedding here, but she is definitely dressed for the part! Fatou is usually a pants girl, and I love her 

. But she decided to expand her range with this stunning watercolor dress, complete with bold earrings and pulled-back ponytail. I literally stopped in my tracks! 

For those who want to wear color that’s not as intense as the colors I’ve already mentioned, this is a beautiful color palette, maybe more of a cloudy sundown, just after the rain. This elegant print that works so well as a wedding look, especially in this silky fabric and contemporary silhouette. The dress looks amazing on her, and I also love that it can easily be worn for hijab-wearing women as well with a mock turtleneck underneath to cover the neck or draping and tucking one's hijab properly for coverage.

I would be remiss if I didn’t include this gorgeous sunset inspiration from Hanan. Didn’t I tell you in the beginning of this article that every color gets more golden and rich at this time of day? Even the shimmer of her ensemble shines that much more elegantly as the sun fades into the horizon. Hijab to heel, it’s a perfect style for your next wedding look – just pair an open abaya with a slip dress and match the shoes to the dress and the hijab to the abaya.

To elevate your look, be sure to choose fabrics that are visually interesting, like Hanan’s 

shimmer and texture tend to take outfits to the next level. Find a similar hijab to Hanan’s at HH, such as 

I always take inspiration from the colors around me in nature, and this is your sign to do the same! If you get your color inspiration for your next wedding look from the natural colors of the waning of the daylight, let us know! 

Comment below and remember to include HH in your wedding looks this season.

Styled by the Sunset: How Sundown & Twilight Can Inspire Your Next Wedding Look

Beautiful floral all-over prints. Delicate laces dripping from sleeves and kurtas borders. Gorgeous cutwork designs that lend an air of elegance and sophistication. Brilliant reds, intense magentas, cool sages and creamy lattes. Desi (South Asian) spring clothing trends this year embody the dueling delicacy and intensity of spring freshness, growth and colors!

By February, we start to see hints and teases of the spring trends that will dominate Desi fashion, as designers drop hints of their new collections coming out through Instagram teases. And now, spring and it's accompanying Desi fashion is in full bloom!

Desi fashion isn't just for South Asians; its longer-length kurtas paired with wide-leg trousers, lenghas and/or slim pants (depending on what kind of silhouette you're going for) are popping up in Western fashion as well, with breezy, longer-length tunics and other forms of modestwear dominating the fashion scenes.

We've gathered some key looks from this spring's Desi fashion trends paired with our Haute hijabs to help you find looks that work for you! There's something for everyone!

Designer Saira Rizwan leans into one of this season's color trends – a deep red – with this beautiful kurta/pyjama outfit featuring tone-on-tone laces and cutwork.

Pakistani designer Asim Jofa keeps it cool and simple with this kurta and wide-leg pant outfit in a serene sage green that features intricate embroidery on the front and sleeves on cambric fabric.

Sobia Nazir's collection this year featured a bevy of beautiful laces covering her designs and cutwork that makes for a delicate, all-over look. She hits all the popular colors in her spring collection, from the blush pink featured here to deep magenta, warm blues and beautiful sage.

Designer Maria B is a veteran of the Desi fashion scene; she rolls out collection after collection that it's sometimes hard to keep up with all the inspiration she provides! This creamy coffee-colored outfit is in a classic lawn fabric with a chiffon dupatta and embroidered schiffli work on the sleeves and front.

If you want to make a statement, you can't go wrong with the stunning designs of Farah Talib Aziz, who leans into the magenta color trend here with hints of hot pink in the embroidery lining the sleeves and borders of this outfit. Cut from raw silk, this kurta features hand-made magenta, peach and hot pink silk thread-work flowers.

Which look are you drawn too? What Desi outfits are you wearing this spring? Share with us in the comments below!

Need Some Desi Outfit Inspo? Here are 5 Beautiful Looks Highlighting the Latest in Spring Trends!

It’s hard to believe we are in the final days of Ramadan, and Eid-ul-Fitr is just around the corner. Whether you’re an early bird and have your Eid clothes and hijab all planned out or a last-minute type of gal, it’s never a bad time to explore different hijab styles for your Eid outfit. 

I know it’s easy to get comfortable in your signature hijab style, but every now and then, especially on a special occasion like Eid, it’s nice to change it up and experiment with a different way to wrap your hijab. Go ahead - mix it up! To give you that extra push, I’ve already rounded up some beautiful style options for you!

My personal go-to hijab style, this is a Haute Hijab classic! We love our HH squares because they add the right amount of sophistication and flare. This hijab style is ideal with high collar, button up shirts and full coverage shirts with a high neckline. 

 is your girl if you are unsure how to style a square. Whether you choose to knot it and bring it over to the side, or keep it all 

 looks ultra chic in this style. To achieve this look, place your rectangle hijab to where you have one longer side and one shorter side. Tuck the shorter side into your top and wrap the longer side around your neck and let it fall over your shoulder. Perfect for adding a bit of flare to your Eid outfit!

If you’re Desi (South Asian like our The Haute Take editor, Dilshad), this style would look great with a Desi kurta outfit as well and allows you to showcase your dupatta with your hijab more tucked-in.

 makes this style look effortless and even has a 

on how she styled this loose-drape hijab. I love the fluidity of the overall look and that it is full coverage in the back. I also like that it is loose around the face for ultimate comfort throughout the day. This style is versatile and would look great with a flowy dress or an abaya.

This is one of my favorite styles because it can be done in two effortless ways. 

 looks picture perfect with both sides of her hijab draped over her shoulder and out of the way. This style is perfect for your high collar or button up outfits where you don’t need coverage in the front. This style is also perfect for accessorizing with earrings. Check out 

 styling her traditional attire in this hijab style.

 looks absolutely stunning in this print. She chose to drape the longer side of her hijab over her shoulder. This style works well when you need a bit more coverage.

@sincerelysalam in our Everyday Chiffon hijab in Dusty Lilac.

You can’t go wrong with a classic wrap. Salam wears it beautifully here (featured on our @hhspottedclub IG page) for the sunny spring weather, which makes it the perfect go-to style! Achieve this look by starting with a much shorter side and another longer side. Tuck in the short side and wrap the longer side around your head, securing on the side of your face or under your jaw bone and then drape over your shoulder.

Last but not least, here’s a jersey wrap for all of you jersey lovers out there. Usually the jersey has the reputation of “sweats for your head” for its comfortable and non-slip nature. However with its butter feel and slight sheen, the HH Jersey hijab can also be beautifully dressed up. I love how Hakeemah dresses it up in this full coverage, drape style that looks elegant while not compromising on comfort.

I hope you found some inspiration in this Eid hijab style LookBook, I know I have. These are just a few styles to try; there are so many other ways you can play around with your hijab to up your Eid look this year. We’d love to see you rocking your HH, so be sure to tag us #HHSpottedClub, and Happy Eid (in advance)!

Get Your Glam On With 6 Ways to Style Your Hijab for Eid

Fact: If you’re a Muslim woman, it’s most likely you’ll wear hijab at some point in your life, whether as the occasion arises, on a part-time basis or as a full-time covered woman. What do we mean by this? If we don’t wear hijab on the regular, we do reach for a hijab when we pray our regular 

prayers at the masjid, attend Eid prayers or perhaps when we go to a religious event.

If you wear a hijab as needed, you may not be aware of all the different options out there by way of fabric and style. Sometimes, we give so much care and attention to what we are wearing but forget to give that same care to our hijab - especially if we’re wearing it as the occasion warrants.

Here at Haute Hijab, we want to help you shift that mode of thinking. Your hijab is an important part of your entire ensemble, whether you wear it full time, part time or whenever you need to. And, as you prepare for Ramadan and plan for your salah, tarawih, Jummah prayers, Eid prayers, iftar get-togethers and more, you’ll want to make sure you have your wardrobe and hijabs ready.

 you can make sure your garments and hijabs are ready for Ramadan.)

So, what kind of hijab should you wear with different outfits? Keep reading to find out!

1. An Iftar Event – Maxi Dress with a Chiffon + Underscarf or Bamboo Woven

Chiffon hijab is on the top, Ultimate Underscarf in the middle and Woven hijab on the bottom.

Whether we’re hosting our own iftar, going to an iftar at a friend’s house or at your local mosque, pairing a classic long-sleeve maxi dress with a chiffon or woven hijab is a great way to go. If you want to secure your hijab before leaving home and wear it for the entire iftar event, our sleek 

 is a great option. For those who are new to chiffon but want that polished look, try one of our 

(Struggling to properly wear a hijab? Here’s a foolproof breakdown in 

One other way to go, especially if you want to wear your hijab just at fast-breaking or salah time, is to wear one of our 

. These beauties can be draped around your neck and then worn to cover your hair when you need to.

Check out the inspo above and get the look here: 

2. Tarawih – An Abaya with a Jersey or Bamboo Woven

Jersey hijab is on the top and Woven hijab is on the bottom.

One of the best parts about having 1-2 abayas as your tarawih fallback is that it looks elegant and can cover whatever you are wearing. (We’ve ALL seen the pajama bottoms peeking out underneath an abaya. 🙂) When you’re in a hurry after breaking your fast to head to tarawih, or if you’re having iftar and praying Maghreb and tarawih at the mosque, an abaya can be your best friend.

When you buy an abaya, many come with some sort of chiffon hijab. But we suggest, especially if you don’t wear hijab on the regular, that you pair it with a matching 

. Our Jersey hijabs have the perfect amount of stretch and sheen to give it a polished look while making it super easy to wrap with no pins. If you’re looking for something a little lighter and more breathable go for one of our Bamboo Wovens. It feels great on your head and can also be secured with our 

3. Friday/Jummah Prayers – Abaya with a Bamboo Woven

We’re going with an abaya again for Jummah prayers, and here’s why: Let’s say you’re a working woman. Being able to throw on an abaya over your clothes as you go to the mosque from work is a great solution to get into salah mode for Jummah prayers. In any situation, wearing an abaya over whatever you have on to the mosque is a wonderful way to make sure you are in a prayerful state of mind and in designated salah clothes. Pair this with a Bamboo Woven, which can be wrapped loosely or tightly and tucked into your abaya, and you’re good to go!

We know black is the go-to color for an abaya, but if you're willing to bring some color into your life, go for it!

Check out this inspo and get the look here: 

4. Religious Gathering – A Co-Ord set with a Printed Woven

Maybe you’ll be attending an iftar for someone’s first fast. Maybe you’ll be invited to a halaqa or some sort of lecture. There are all sorts of 

-related events where we may want a hijab to wear. Try availing the ongoing trend of beautiful co-ords (monochromatic tops and bottoms) with one of our 