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(📷: zaahidma on IG) Black has always been my favorite color to wear 🖤Though many shy away from it in summer, it can be a striking statement when done like it is here, with interesting draping and rolled sleeves. If it’s too hot to pull off an all-black number, cop some black accessories or loafers and stand out amidst a see of neons and pastels ▪️
(📷: Barakah Base) Official business ☕️ I love how the cap’s structure, the cut of the blazer and the angles of the shirt collar come together for a very structured look. Also an example of how crisp blue and black can be together, although the combination has traditionally been frowned upon in fashion circles 🏙
(📷: zaahidma captured by nayeemazad_ on IG) This outfit solves the issue of modern winter layering for Muslim guys. Often, it's hard to find a good cold weather match for notoriously thin cotton kurtas and thobes. You either wind up going full formal, which isn't always practical, or layering with some iffy sportswear. This look cuts right in the middle with a bold, streetwear-inspired look that's just perfect for a young man's chilly day out 🌫
(📷: Aneeq Apparel) Nice twist on thobes and tailoring 👓
(📷: zaahidma on IG) Really shows just how sleek monochromatic looks can be. The keys here are the tailored fit and simple fabric of the items, giving a more trim and modern silhouette as opposed to a more mysterious, draped silhouette.
(📷: aabbiidd) Manifestations 🌹
(📸: ASOS) A little color never hurt anybody 💘
(📸: ASOS) This outfit demonstrates a few key ways to incorporate Eastern aesthetic into Western outfits: using a patterned statement piece (maybe with a pattern that's native to home), combining drape with a modern fit and a monochrome palette and overall keeping everything polished and put-together to avoid a look that's more "whimsical" than "cultured".
