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3 Ways to Put On a Hijab

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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The hijab is an essential piece of clothing for many Muslim women around the world. It is a symbol of modesty and religious devotion. While there are multiple ways to wear the hijab, with numerous styles reflecting personal tastes and cultural influences, here are three popular methods to put on a hijab:

1. The Classic Wrap

The classic wrap is versatile, simple, and suitable for all face shapes. This style provides full coverage and can be worn as an everyday look. Here’s how to achieve the classic wrap:

a) Start with a rectangular hijab, and place it evenly over your head, leaving one end longer than the other.

b) Use a pin or clip to secure the hijab under your chin tightly.

c) Take the longer end of the hijab and wrap it around your head, covering your neck and ears.

d) Finally, tuck or pin the end of the longer side into place for a neat finish.

2. The Turban Style

The turban style is modern, edgy, and perfect for those looking for a more sophisticated look. This method is ideal for warmer weather or when you’d prefer some volume on top of your head. Here’s how to create this look:

a) Begin with a rectangular hijab and fold it in half lengthwise.

b) Place it evenly over your head, ensuring both ends are equal in length.

c) Tie both ends at the back of your head, creating a knot.

d) Wrap each end around opposite sides of your head until they meet at the front center.

e) Tuck or pin each end into place, securing them neatly.

3. The Loose Drape

The loose drape offers a relaxed and comfortable style that can be pulled together quickly. This style provides more airflow and is well-suited for casual occasions. Here’s how to create this look:

a) Choose a rectangular hijab and place it on your head, leaving one end shorter than the other.

b) Pin or clip the hijab under your chin, allowing for some breathing room.

c) Take the longer end and loosely drape it over your shoulder, covering the neck on one side.

d) Adjust the drape according to your preference, tucking or pinning as needed for a secure fit.

Each of these styles offers a unique way to wear your hijab, creating different looks suitable for various occasions. No matter which method you choose, the goal is to feel confident, stylish, and comfortable in your own style while maintaining modesty.

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