5 Modest Abaya Designs – ways to wear an Abaya stylishly


If you love Instagram or are a fashionista, then this post is for you. There are many ways to wear an Abaya. In this blog, we will share 10 of the best ways to wrap yourself up. 

Minimalistic


A single color minimalistic Abaya can really amp up your style quotient. Preferably wear a black Abaya with the same colored Hijab. This style looks great and will surely look great when you go out for a casual outing. 

Printed Abaya


If you want a more stylish look that looks sophisticated as well, you should go for a printed Abaya. These come in various fabrics and are flowy. Pair it up with a pastel-colored Hijab and a matching handbag.

Kimono style Abaya


These days Kimonos have been in vogue. You can pair your Abaya with a matching or even a printed Abaya to get an elegant look.

Embroidered Abaya 


Intricately designed Abayas embroidered with precision are always in passion. Only a few designer brands come close to tailoring amazing designs. These Abayas look great with single color Hijabs. 

Silk Abayas


Silk has been very popular for a very long time now. This fabric gives any Abaya a rich look and looks equally fabulous. Pastel colors look great on these king of Abayas.

You can mix and match various style to get a perfect look. It’s always good to experiment every now and then. Do look around a bit on Pinterest or even Instagram for inspiration. 

Impressed by our designs and patterns? Check out our Designer Abaya collection online at Haiqah. 


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