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Muslima

Muslima: who are you? Who do you represent? Who do you stand with? Here I argue that there’s more to you than meets the eye. Keep reading to find out just how much more.

There’s this misconception out there in the ethers that Kibbe is about imposing a style based on your curves, and that it’s limited to Caucasian women’s looks. I vehemently disagree with both these beliefs. The first is simply not based on fact, because the style Kibbe worked with was firmly established in the fashion of…

Kibbe Romantic & Theatrical Romantic: Hijabi Edition!

As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, the Kibbe styling guide subdivides body shapes into five main categories, which further divide into 2 or 3 more, depending on which method you’re using. They go from stereotypically male-type traits (linear, angular, strong, bone-dominant), which are called yang, and are represented by the Dramatic type;…

Greatness Should Keep On Giving

Yesterday, for the first time in about twenty years, I shopped at H&M. It had been accused of not caring for the environment or its workers, the complaints were loud, and unapologetic. H&M took notice, and it’s been cleaning up its act ever since Fashion Revolution began about six years ago, in response to the…

Find Your Undertone

By: One Sister December 10, 2018December 7, 2018

color, fashion, fast fashion, getting unstuck, letting go, mindful, minimalist, minimalist wardrobe, seasons, Uncategorizedbeauty, fashion, style, sustainable1 Comment

For decades I’ve held the belief that I had a warm undertone. I always classified myself as an Autumn, and a couple of decades ago, when the twelve season palette was released, I jumped on the color-scheme wagon and plotted my way to a Soft Autumn palette. For over two decades now I’ve been shopping…

Kibbe

By: One Sister November 26, 2018November 25, 2018

fashion, fast fashion, getting unstuck, Kibbe, Meaningful, mindful, minimalist, Uncategorized, Womenbeauty, fashion, purpose, Shopping, style, sustainable4 Comments

The most wide-spread method used to establish what lines to wear for your body-type have been described through similarities to geometrical shapes and visual queues: hourglass, skittle, pear, column, rectangle, carrot, square, apple, triangle, inverted triangle, and so on and so forth. What these criteria normally consider are the bust, waist, and hip ratios and…

Shukr Sizing

By: One Sister November 22, 2018January 12, 2020

Canada, community, ecological, ethical, fashion, halal, mindful, minimalist wardrobe, sincerity, Uncategorizedenvironment, fashion, international, sharing, Shopping, sustainable2 Comments

You may have noticed that Shukr is having a sale again. 20% already discounted clothing, even on their sale corner items! Follow them on Instagram and use code INSTA20 to get the discount. In North America you’ll also get free shipping on orders of 150$+! For Canada you’ll get your duty back (you’ll have to…

Adapting the wrong lines for your body

Last week I told you about going along with our natural lines, and not getting stuck with the three measurements of bust, waist and hips ratios. Here is a perfect example of vertical lines, wide, structured garments doing absolutely nothing for me. But I LOVED this coat’s concept, I loved the golden zipper details, I…

Kibbe Style and Undertone: My Aha Moments!

Shukr Sizing

By: One Sister September 28, 2018October 3, 2018

Canada, community, ecological, ethical, fashion, halal, mindful, minimalist wardrobe, sincerity, Uncategorizedenvironment, fashion, international, sharing, Shopping, sustainableLeave a Comment

You may have noticed that Shukr is having a sale again. 25% already discounted clothing, if you spend 100$ or more. If you spend 150$ or more shipping is free for Canada, and you’ll get your duty back if you’re in a country that has a trade deal with Jordan. I’ve had a few people…

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Muslima

Kibbe Classic: Hijabi Version

Kibbe Romantic & Theatrical Romantic: Hijabi Edition!

Find Your Undertone

Kibbe

Adapting the wrong lines for your body