Préparez-vous pour l'automne 2009 !

Vous vous demandez quelles seront les prochaines tendances vestimentaires musulmanes pour l’automne ? N'ayez crainte, nous les avons pour vous ici !

Samira Caftan Les tendances vont et viennent. Ne vous laissez pas prendre sans savoir de quoi il s'agit ! Il existe de nombreuses tendances vestimentaires musulmanes pour l’automne 2009. Nous avons ci-dessous les quatre meilleures tendances vestimentaires musulmanes de l’automne :

Broderie et embellissement : Les broderies et les embellissements, comme les cristaux, les rubans, les nœuds ou la dentelle, égayent une abaya, un caftan, un pantalon ou un hijabi par ailleurs ordinaire. Pour l’automne, les vêtements musulmans verront beaucoup de broderies et d’embellissements. C'est pour mieux se démarquer !

Imprimés audacieux : des imprimés audacieux sur des vêtements élégants, comme des robes longues ou des abayas, peuvent faire ressortir votre tenue. Choisissez un imprimé, n'importe lequel : fines rayures, crocodile, imprimés animaliers, tartan ou cachemire. Vous ne voulez pas trop vous démarquer ? Choisissez un hijabi imprimé – pour l’automne, les imprimés python sont une grande tendance.

Couleurs froides : il semble que les vêtements musulmans s’éloignent des bordeaux profonds et du noir traditionnels pour s’orienter vers des violets profonds et des bleus foncés. Que vous choisissiez une abaya violet foncé ou un hijabi bleu foncé, assurez-vous de ne pas devenir trop fou : les vêtements musulmans dans toutes les couleurs vives et froides sont un peu trop. Atténuez-le avec une seule pièce dans une couleur froide.

Ombre/Tie-dye : Suivant la tendance des couleurs vives et froides, les robes ombrées et tie-dye aux couleurs vives sont une grande tendance dans les vêtements musulmans pour l'automne. De nombreuses robes musulmanes défilant lors des défilés de mode d'automne ont choisi une tendance ou une autre : les robes commencent en rose foncé et se fondent progressivement vers le rose clair, ou encore des cercles teints en bleu foncé et bleu clair. L’une ou l’autre tendance est importante pour l’automne. Si vous ne vous sentez pas à l'aise d'enfiler l'un ou l'autre motif sur une robe, commencez petit avec un hijabi ou une écharpe .

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Our founder, Sarah Ansari, has been sewing clothes since she was young. Her mom taught her to make clothes piece by piece, and to have pride in her own skin.

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Our founder, Sarah Ansari, has been sewing clothes since she was young. Her mom taught her to make clothes piece by piece, and to have pride in her own skin.

Deeply inspired by the rich artistry of cultures influenced by Islam, Sarah recalls looking up at the ceiling in an ancient mosque, enthralled by the interlocking patterns that go on forever. "It's a metaphor for the universe, how we’re all inter-connected. Life is complex, it’s beautiful, and we’re all in this together.”

This is at the heart of why she started Artizara: to share a story of human connection through witnessing beauty.

Read Sarah's full story..

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Sarah

I’m an unremarkable woman but a believer in big dreams. There are many beautiful stories waiting to be told in the Muslim world. I founded Artizara to tell those stories through beautiful things, that people can surround themselves with and feel a connection to a rich heritage.

So, here I am, doing what I love. And every single day, I wake up excited and grateful for this opportunity.

Cherry

When there is alignment in who you are and what you do - there is an elevated state of joy and creativity. Through Artizara, I am encouraged to practice full self-expression - a true gift of support and respect. Outside of work you can find me dabbling in new exercises and activities - constantly. From boot camp classes to in-depth philosophical conversations over dinner with friends.

Niza

I’m excited to be part of something bigger than myself. To be part of a story that is all about connecting and building a community. I truly believe Artizara’s philosophy resonates with people from all walks of life and I love being part of this innovative team. Being a mother of 3 young children, I’m also passionate about education and mentorship. I wrote a book that introduces children to careers, schools, and the world of business, through a fun rhyming narrative.

Zulfiqar

I joined Artizara for two reasons – the spirit of the company, and the passion of the founder. I love that Artizara imbues lifestyle with the beauty that is the rich history of Eastern and Muslim Art. “God is Beautiful, and Loves Beauty” is more than a verse in a holy book – it represents one of the foundational concepts behind Artizara, and I am honored and proud to be a part of it. I am an artist myself, and also have a background in tech.

Maria

I joined Artizara because I enjoy the connections that marketing builds with communities, and I’m proud to work with an amazing team of individuals from diverse backgrounds. I enjoy coming to work every day seeing the proof that we are stronger in unity. When I’m not hard at work at Artizara, you can find me with my family, enjoying one of the many beaches that our sunny San Diego has to offer.

Ava

I enjoy working at Artizara because I can relate to the need for modest clothing. I feel at home when I’m at work! When I'm not working I love to explore the different parts of San Diego and its multicultural treasures with my family. I also enjoy shopping and spending time with friends.