Hijabs, Belgian designers have discovered, have wide appeal. Women around the world are responding to the high-fashion scarves and head coverings that are the work of contemporary hijab fashion company Noor D'Izar.
While many Muslim women may or may not choose to wear hijabs, Belgian designers Fatima Rafiy and Inge Rombouts are hoping that non-Muslims will see their appeal. After all, there's no bad hair day when your hair is hidden by a beautiful hijab.
Implications - The inspiration for these Belgian designers was to create a headscarf that would be appealing to Muslims and but also non-Muslims. This is a very ingenious way of spreading culture and encouraging a wider public dialogue in a friendly and positive manner. All in all, this is simply a great project.
Haute Hijabs
Belgian Designers Make the Muslim Headscarf a High Fashion Item
Trend Themes
1. Hijab Fashion - The rise of contemporary hijab fashion companies and the increasing appeal of hijabs as high-fashion items.
2. Cultural Inclusivity in Fashion - Designers are creating products that appeal to diverse cultures and are encouraging public dialogue about cultural diversity.
3. Modest Fashion - The growing trend of modesty-conscious fashion and the popularity of hijabs as a modest fashion item.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry has an opportunity to embrace and showcase diverse cultural fashion products.
2. Retail Industry - Retailers have an opportunity to cater to the growing demand for modest fashion, including hijabs.
3. Textile Industry - The textile industry can benefit from the increasing demand for high-quality and fashionable fabric for hijabs and other modest clothing items.