We have hit 2012 and I have 25 days worth of holidays to take (Good times!) I have already scheduled in Thailand in April and will try going on a cheeky trip to Dubai at some point too :) and perhaps throw in Morocco :)
I must admit I am truly missing the sun this year, normally I am well adapted
For some of my Hijabi sisters out there, sunny holidays can be the most difficult/anxious time of the year, especially visiting somewhere hot; it can be hard to remain cool when covered.
for winter, but I really need to get away soon!
For some of my Hijabi sisters out there, sunny holidays can be the most difficult/anxious time of the year, especially visiting somewhere hot; it can be hard to remain cool when covered.
I went to New York in July last year and temperatures hit 36’C+. It was extremely sweaty and unbearable.
The colours I opted for were whites and beige; I always kept my hijab a simple tie to remain cool.
My life saver must have been my 'floral baggy pants', for me harem pants are a special gift for modest girls. They are very in, look cool and trendy and are baggy as hell! So you can get away with a shorter top. A cute baggy long sleeve linen top worked a dream (keep an eye out for these in Primark this Spring) with some simple flip flops.
Personal Tip - Teaming a floral Hijab up with floral trousers/top, is a major no. If the trousers are jazzy, it needs to be a plain Hijab, if the trousers are plain go all out with a jazzy/loud and proud patterned Hijab.
I also adore jump suits! I think for hot weather these are extremely practical (until you need to nip to the loo of course.) They have some amazing ones in Zara (which I believe are starting creep back into the high streets for Spring/Summer) and even in the local market. If you team
The colours I opted for were whites and beige; I always kept my hijab a simple tie to remain cool.
My life saver must have been my 'floral baggy pants', for me harem pants are a special gift for modest girls. They are very in, look cool and trendy and are baggy as hell! So you can get away with a shorter top. A cute baggy long sleeve linen top worked a dream (keep an eye out for these in Primark this Spring) with some simple flip flops.
Personal Tip - Teaming a floral Hijab up with floral trousers/top, is a major no. If the trousers are jazzy, it needs to be a plain Hijab, if the trousers are plain go all out with a jazzy/loud and proud patterned Hijab.
I also adore jump suits! I think for hot weather these are extremely practical (until you need to nip to the loo of course.) They have some amazing ones in Zara (which I believe are starting creep back into the high streets for Spring/Summer) and even in the local market. If you team
them up with a fitted top underneath it can literally be a life saver on a hot day. I have
noticed that the ‘sales’ have cleared room for summer wear – I am getting too excited now. I wi
ll definitely blog in more detail closer into summer about how to remain cool and modest i
n heat and my best summer picks :)
One more thing – just want to give a massive shout out for NYC, Masha’Allah what a city! The people are amazing with so many Muslims too; I can’t tell you how many times someone openly gave me salaam; Halal places were also at hand too. Definitely somewhere I would visit again and would 100% recommend to anyone as a place you must see!

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Salam, wow I hope I could travel the world carefree too :)
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haha i completely agree.. hijabis can't wear too many patterns at once! and i have been loving this jumpsuit trend too. thanks for the tip about Zara :)
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Sit Norhajjar.. that's everyone's dream, right? ;)
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