I was hanging out mostly at home today, but felt the need to dress up a little... just a little. Then company came over, and the 10-year old daughter of the guests was very impressed with my hijab style, and asked to draw my picture. I think the rendering is pretty accurate!
Looks just like me, doesn't it? She even got the belt!
(PS- that's my first name in Japanese.)
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Buy it here! Some of these shops I have ordered from myself, and some I haven't but have heard good things about. If you have used a shop, then please let me know so I can give it a star rating!
http://www.hijabstoreonline.com/
My rating: * * * * *
Because: HUGE selection (over 1,000 scarves), fast and reasonably-priced international shipping. Has everything a beginner would need, and is always getting new products, including Mona and Kuwaiti hijabs.
http://www.uniquehijabs.com/index.php
Not Rated
Seems to have a good selection of Al-Amira and Spanish-style caps, as well as some interesting bonnets and scarves.
http://www.thehijabshop.com/index.php
Not Rated
A nice selection of modest clothing, including jilbabs, tops, cardigans, and maxi dresses. Also hijabs of all types. Offers a monthly contest for a free hijab.
http://www.hijabonlinestore.com/
Not Rated
Good selection of reasonably-priced hijab scarves, a wide selection of full-coverage underscarves (called Covering Bandannas on the site), bonnets, and the "bulkyjab," a generously-sized scarf for full coverage with lots of fabric to play with. Order within the UK only, because their international shipping rates are outrageous.
http://www.maysaa.com/
My Rating: * * * * *
Newly launched modest clothing line by hijabi Hana Tajima-Simpson. A basic collection, but bound for great things. Basics of each item your wardrobe requires- skirts, trousers, polo tops, snood caps, dresses. Pre-ordered items shipped quickly, and were very high quality.
http://www.hijabstoreonline.com/
My rating: * * * * *
Because: HUGE selection (over 1,000 scarves), fast and reasonably-priced international shipping. Has everything a beginner would need, and is always getting new products, including Mona and Kuwaiti hijabs.
http://www.uniquehijabs.com/index.php
Not Rated
Seems to have a good selection of Al-Amira and Spanish-style caps, as well as some interesting bonnets and scarves.
http://www.thehijabshop.com/index.php
Not Rated
A nice selection of modest clothing, including jilbabs, tops, cardigans, and maxi dresses. Also hijabs of all types. Offers a monthly contest for a free hijab.
http://www.hijabonlinestore.com/
Not Rated
Good selection of reasonably-priced hijab scarves, a wide selection of full-coverage underscarves (called Covering Bandannas on the site), bonnets, and the "bulkyjab," a generously-sized scarf for full coverage with lots of fabric to play with. Order within the UK only, because their international shipping rates are outrageous.
http://www.maysaa.com/
My Rating: * * * * *
Newly launched modest clothing line by hijabi Hana Tajima-Simpson. A basic collection, but bound for great things. Basics of each item your wardrobe requires- skirts, trousers, polo tops, snood caps, dresses. Pre-ordered items shipped quickly, and were very high quality.

6 comments:
aww thats so neat!! love the button on ur hijab!
KAWAII!!!
Aww.
I've been looking in your blog and what you do is amazing : D total inspiration! Why Japan? I'm so curious ~
aww that's cute and your style today is lovely.
Thanks a lot! Well, to answer your question, Japan was kind of a spur of the moment decision that turned out to be fate. I met my husband here and began my journey to Islam. I'm not sure why I came exactly, but I'm grateful I did!
awww that's so sweet of her.. n you look super sweet today alia :)
You (she) went to Japan to teach English and get out on your own. You have a very "influential" family, and it didn't surprise anyone that you went as far away as Asia to get out on your own. Adventure called! (I am her bf, still in the US)
Love the drawing! Love the fashion!
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