Paris Fashion Week: First-Ever Hijab-Inspired High Fashion

First time in Paris fashion week showcase modesty marking a noteworthy moment for variety in universal fashion featured almost 30 designers from worldwide, show present long dresses, loose outfits, and headscarves, which is a part of Muslim women’s faith and mostly wear by them.

The event is significant mark as it was held in France where this kind of clothing always been disputed, and most of the time it particularly restricted in public spaces and schools.

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Warmer hues could be seen in this outfit by Australian designer Aisa Hassan

The designers of the event showcase diversity and inclusion through this fashion stage globally. Many collections were inspired by nature, using soft colors, floral patterns, and flowing fabrics, not only that some brands also introduce mixed fashion style under modesty along with modern streetwear styles

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Long, flowy dresses in floral colours lit up the runway

Hicran Önal’s “romantic” dresses blend blues and pinks

In recent years, the modest fashion grown worth is indefinable, because now its worldwide worth is in billions of dollars. It is no longer only for Muslim women, but also attracts people from different backgrounds.

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Nour Turban’s quintessentially Muslim Parisian outfit combined a beret with a headscarf

Boxy streetwear by Soutoura made for a bold look

Some invites feels that this kind of fashion will more accepted and hopeful in the future of France. Others felt it showed that modest dressing and religious identity can exist alongside modern fashion.

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Burkinis – worn by these models on the runway – cannot be worn at most public swimming pools in France

A common message shared by designers and guests: women who choose modest clothing should be free to express themselves and take part in all areas of society without discrimination or limits.