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We’ve scoured social media for some of our favourite looks from London Fashion Week.
The current season of Project Runway features contestant Ayana Ife, a hijabi who’s fast becoming a fan favourite thanks to her slay-mongering modest wear.
Eid al-Adha is here! But who’s looking freshest in the fashion stakes?
Malaysia-based makeup artist Queen of Luna is creating incredible hijab cosplay, featuring Disney princesses, horror anti-heroes and comic book heroines.
Tasnim Jara, a Muslim bride in Bangladesh, recently elected to ditch the make-up for her wedding day, as she didn’t want to comply with societal pressures.
The talented team at Muslim Girl recently teamed up with beauty brand Orly to launch a signature line of nail polish called Muslim Girl x Orly Halal Paint.
Dr Anne Aly, the first female Muslim to be elected to Australia’s federal parliament, strutted her stuff on the catwalk during Sydney Fashion Week.
A quick glance at the headlines would tell you a story of discrimination and the abuse of power, but is the 'Hijab Ban' more complex than it first seems?
50 miles from the Mosul conflict, a group of men have opened up the Mr Erbil Gentlemen’s Club providing a new and stylish vision for young people in Iraq.
The UmmahSonic Towers Fashionistas took ourselves to London last week for the first ever ‘Modest Fashion Week’ and it rocked! Here are some highlights...
Modest wear is about to make a huge appearance on the British high street when the biggest modest fashion brand collaborates with Debenhams.
It may be cold in the city but the capital is hotting up for London Fashion Week 2017 as international designers step up to showcase more diversity.
You only had to look at the Golden Globes nominations (that acceptance speech) to feel optimistic about the big screen of 2017, so let's take a look at why?
Glitter, flowers and funky designs, these are the beard styles we love. Beards are here to stay and the bros are loving all the cool trends.
Muslim and Jewish barbers from North London give homeless men free haircuts outside Charing Cross station on Saturday nights.
Hailing from Birmingham, UK, 22-year-old Habiba Da Silva has designed a new scarf line called SKIN celebrating humanity’s diverse shades and tones.
Anniesa Hasibuan included hijab clad models in her entire collection at New York Fashion Week, making history and delighting crowds all over the world.
With the Rio Olympics, well underway, we can’t help but notice all the Muslim athletes doing us proud, breaking …