There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
Abayas and kaftans have become popular among Middle Eastern women in recent years, particularly during Ramadan. Many fashion bloggers and celebrities, both hijabis and non-hijabis, have been seen styling them in the most stylish way possible! However, if it's not your style and you still want something modest and with Ramadan vibes but less traditional than abayas and kaftans, you can try these game-changers, such as modest outfits you can wear during Ramadan that aren't abayas or kaftans.
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Let's take a look at some of the modest options you can try this Ramadan:
You Can Never Go Wrong With a Dress
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Always go for a dress if you want a quick and easy option for a modest outfit! They are the easiest to style, and you can experiment with them by adding a belt or layering if you like to layer.
This List Isn’t Complete Without Matching Sets
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Matching sets are another option that is very easy to style and modest at the same time, and you can go for a Ramadan vibe print, or if you want a trendy print like animal print, or if you are not a huge fan of prints, you can go for plain ones. They are appropriate for everyone's fashion sense.
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An Oversized Shirt, Because They Can Be Modestly Styled
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An oversized white shirt! You can wear it buttoned down, tucked in from one side, or unbuttoned with a cool undershirt, but the most important thing is that it is modest and works with any style and vibe you want!
A Jumpsuit Is a Nice, Modest Option
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Flowy jumpsuits are a great modest option that has a subtle Ramadan vibe to them. You can layer it with a kimono or a shirt, or wear it as is. It's a comfortable option that you'll definitely wear a lot!
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Of Course, Kimonos for Ramadan
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Kimonos are the western version of kaftans. They are modest, easy to style and, most importantly, very Ramadan style. You can wear it with jeans or a monochromatic outfit with a different kimono color, or you can go big with a bold print and a colorful kimono that will make you the center of attention wherever you go.
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There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
There Are Modest Outfits You Can Wear During Ramadan That Aren’t Abayas or Kaftans
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About the Author
Salma Ihab Salma is very passionate about the African culture. She’s fascinated by their art and colorful attire and likes to channel this in her designs and outfits. She grew up in an artistic house, her mom and grandma always worked in the fashion field, and at a young age she always knew she wanted to be like them. When she grew up she decided to pursue a career in the fashion world. She has a huge earring’s collection, and still adding more to it, and is obsessed with big statement/unique earrings that you don’t usually find anywhere. In her free time, she likes to practice yoga and when she’s not practicing yoga, she binge-watches her favorite series ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ and ‘How I Met Your Mother.’ Lasagna is her all-time favorite dish, and she’s on the hunt to find the best lasagna out there.
