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10 Times Hijarbie Proves She Can Lend Arab Women Stylish Ideas

If you’re looking for some fashion inspo, here are some of the latest best looks from @Hijarbie, the trendy hijab-wearing Barbie that has been taking Instagram by storm.

 

Coffee and a lovely day out! Jum'ah Mubarak! Have a wonderful weekend ahead.

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Since Nigerian Haneefah Adam started her @Hijarbie Instagram page, she has garnered 79.7k followers. That’s not surprising as some of the colourful, modest outfits really slay and are sure to give you some very chic ideas.

It was while she was studying for a master’s degree in Pharmacology in the UK that 25-year-old Adam got the idea to give Barbie her most unusual makeover. After checking out the Barbie Style Instagram page, she noticed there weren’t any hijab-wearing dolls. As well as wanting to see a doll dressed the way she does, with modest clothing that covers the body, she wanted to create a reliable role model for Muslim girls and help erase misconceptions.

 

White Tulle ball gown Red Bouquet #BridalHijab featuring bird cage veil And a giant rock!

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Once she was back in Nigeria, Adam went to the mall, bought a doll, dressed it up and posted it, she told Mic. Since creating Hijarbie, the Instagram page that sees Barbie dressed in headscarves, flowing abayas and full-length dresses instead of hotpants and sexy tops, has become wildly popular. The extremely talented Adam, who also runs the modest lifestyle brand Hanie (@haniecollection), styles and makes the dolls’ hijabs and clothes herself. 

 

Enjoy the rest of your day!#hijarbiestyle #hijarbie #denim

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"I want [girls] to be inspired, this is about having an alternative and creating an awareness of having toys that adopts your religion and culture and in your own likeness, which at the end of the day, leads to an improvement in self-esteem," Adam told Mic. Incidentally, just before she started her inspiring project, toymaker Mattel unveiled new, more relatable Barbie dolls with different body shapes, skin tones, eye colours and hairstyles.

 

Hey Guys! At @istanbulmodest having fun!! This design will be released for Hijarbie x Modanisa soon in sha Allah!

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#hijarbiestyle

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Have a blessed Friday and enjoy the rest of your weekend!#hijarbiestyle #hijarbie

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Maxi flare abaya with bow details #hijarbiestyle #hijarbie

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Checking in to @doubletreemoda. So excited to be attending the Istanbul Modest Fashion Week!

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