Podcasts about Modest fashion

Send us a textIf I were starting a DTC fashion brand in 2025, this is not the path I'd take.But Kareem Elgendy did—and built Veiled into an 8-figure powerhouse.And here's the wild part...They've scaled profitably with: – A tiny TAM – Zero TikTok dependency – 11x MER on MetaIn this episode of Secrets to Scaling Your Ecommerce Brand, I sit down with Kareem, CEO at Veiled, the world's largest standalone modest fashion brand.We go deep on:Why focusing on warm audiences is Veiled's unfair advantage – Think 80% of spend on Meta – Heavy whitelisting + real-time creative rotation – Data-driven merchandising that actually improves MERHow they pull off pop-ups that draw 16,000+ people in a weekend – You read that right. Sixteen thousand. – Their approach to community-building is what most brands get wildly wrongWhat most brands miss on attribution & product-market fit – Especially fashion brands trying to scale too fast, too broadThis episode isn't just about niche marketing—it's a masterclass in disciplined growth strategy.If you're an apparel brand trying to crack profitable scale...If you've ever wondered if Meta is still worth it...If TikTok isn't working for you...

DALLAS (AURN News) — When Erika Howard struggled to find athletic clothing that allowed her to maintain her modesty while coaching and working out, she didn't just layer up and sweat through it — she created her own solution. Howard, a former track, volleyball and basketball coach, launched Two and Nine in 2022, a modest athletic apparel company designed for women who want coverage without sacrificing performance or style. "We were modest women who loved to work out, who loved to play sports and ride bikes and all of that, but we were finding it very difficult to find apparel that we were comfortable in and could do all things in," Howard said. "The Lord gave me a dream and told me to start this business. And I was obedient." The brand specializes in athletic skirts with built-in shorts, featuring functional details like pockets and drawstrings that allow for comfortable movement during various activities. Howard, who coached at Omaha North High School in Nebraska and Barnett Junior High in Texas, said her experiences trying to coach in traditional modest clothing highlighted the market gap. "I either had to pay people to make my clothing more modest or add layers upon layers and be extremely uncomfortable while sweating," Howard said. Since launching on Feb. 22, 2022 — a date Howard notes was significant as "2/22/22" or "Two-sday" — the company has expanded beyond her initial expectations. "I initially thought that it would be for my friends and myself, but little did I know that there were people all over the country that would like my designs," Howard said. "The growth has been exponential. So far, we've shipped to probably 18 different states... and Canada." Howard aims to challenge misconceptions about modest clothing, which she says is often viewed as restrictive or uncomfortable. "I think people think that when you say modest, you're completely covered from head to toe, that it is restricting, that it is uncomfortable," Howard said. "Modesty is for me, it's for the wearer. It's for the person who wants to feel comfortable and does not feel comfortable showing all their body." The entrepreneur emphasizes that modest doesn't mean unstylish. "It doesn't always have to be a black skirt... You can still have a style and be more athletic, or somebody who enjoys athleisure wear," she said. Her company motto — "You can do anything in a skirt" — reflects her vision that modest clothing should be functional and versatile. Howard sees her business filling a crucial need as mainstream athletic wear trends increasingly feature crop tops and form-fitting styles. "Now as I go to the store, everything is a crop top, everything has a stomach out, everything is tight," Howard said. "Maybe I don't want to show every single part of my leg." Two and Nine has expanded beyond athletic wear into modest scrubs and is developing athleisure options and swimwear. To aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly Black women, Howard offers straightforward advice: "Just go for it. You may not know exactly what the next step is, but if you have the encouragement to start the business and you have the idea, just go for it." "Follow your dreams," she added, "because you don't know where God's going to take you once you step out on faith and you do what he's calling you to do." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Farha Ternikar (Ph.D., Sociology, M.A. Religious Studies) is the director of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies at Le Moyne College, Syracuse. Her current manuscript “Faith and Food Networks: Muslim women's acts of resistance and resilience in the American Diaspora” examines how in addition to race and gender, global Islamophobia continues to play an important role in how we can understand the role of food for Muslim communities both in the United States and India. She teaches courses in feminist theory, and race, gender and pop culture. She is the author of Intersectionality and the Muslim South Asian Middle Class: Beyond Hijab and Halal (2021), and several articles including “Beyond Hijab and Modest Fashion”, “Feeding the Muslim South Asian American Family”, and “Hijab and the Abrahamic Traditions”. Her piece “Muslim American Women,” co-authored with Inaash Islam, was recently published in Encyclopedia of Women and Islamic Cultures.   Links:  Book: https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781793649393/Intersectionality-in-the-Muslim-South-Asian-American-Middle-Class-Lifestyle-Consumption-beyond-Halal-and-Hijab Article: https://fisherpub.sjf.edu/gatherings/vol1/iss1/9/ Sacred Writes: https://www.sacred-writes.org/luce-cohort-summer-2024

Sesi keempat dari conference Jakarta Modest Summit 2024 ini diisi oleh para speakers: Andanika Surasetja, Annya Suhardi, Irna Mutiara, Ria Miranda dengan tema Modest Fashion Forecast & Innovation. Membahas tentang tren dan inovasi yang berkembang di tahun 2024. Selengkapnya di episode ini.

Modest fashion has been steadily gaining more global recognition over the past decade, with longer hemlines spotted on the runway. It's now estimated to be worth around $300 billion. But modest fashion isn't just religious coverings, loose dresses, or even your grandmother's cardigan. At Modest Fashion Week in Istanbul there was everything from faux fur, to gold silk and platform heels. Megan Lawton, a BBC reporter in Toronto, has been looking into how modest fashion has shifted outside the leading markets in Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia to the US and Australia. She's spoken to the founders of Reflective - an online marketplace for modest clothes.We also hear from Nawal Sari, a Muslim model and content creator in Australia, about how the modest-friendly options have shifted over the years - and how authentic some marketing of the clothing is.Instagram: @bbcwhatintheworld WhatsApp: +44 0330 12 33 22 6 Email: whatintheworld@bbc.co.uk Presenter: Hannah Gelbart Producers: Emily Horler, Mora Morrison and Benita Barden Editor: Verity Wilde

As modest fashion week starts in Istanbul, we look at the growth of this area of the fashion industry.Long considered a faith-based choice, it is gaining in popularity, proven by the modest-friendly options that many leading brands now offer. We hear the thoughts of retailers and designers on why more women are choosing to dress modestly. And content creator Maha Gondal explains how she's bringing her take on modest fashion to her thousands of followers. Plus we look at what can go wrong when brands try to cash in on what they see as a lucrative market. Presented and produced by Megan Lawton(Image: Woman wearing a maxi dress with long sleeves, standing in front of a wall covered with foliage. Credit: Getty Images)

The Association of Indonesian Citizens in Victoria (PERWIRA) is holding Indonesian Modest Fashion Week Melbourne again this year. - Perhimpunan Warga Indonesia Di Victoria (PERWIRA) kembali mengadakan Indonesian Modest Fashion Week Melbourne 2024

Ini adalah episode perdana program Leading with Faith di Modestalk, dimana kami akan menghadirkan pemimpin-pemimpin inspiratif untuk menggali insight mereka mengenai bisnis dan perkembangan industri modest fashion Indonesia. Di episode perdana ini, bersama Gita Wirjawan, kita diajak untuk berani melangkah lebih jauh lagi. Karena beliau percaya industri modest fashion ini bisa menjadi lebih besar dan mendunia jika diiringi dengan mental yang kuat sebagai pengusaha untuk tak pernah berhenti belajar. Baik dari sisi bahasa, berkomunikasi secara internasional, ataupun belajar dari pengusaha lain di luar ‘zona nyaman' kita selama ini. Simak selengkapnya di episode ini.

Zainab bint Younus speaks to Shifaa Syed, the entrepreneur behind the first hijabi thrift shop, on launching the first hijabi thrift store in Canada, making modesty accessible to all Muslim women, and considering Islamic ethics vis a vis sustainable fashion.

On this week's episode, I spoke to the super stylish, absolutely wonderful, and very insightful, Hafsa Lodi about her book, Modesty: A Fashion Paradox.Now, I know absolutely nothing about fashion, or what it means to be fashionable.  I'm typically seen wearing clashing colours, outfits just thrown together and odd socks. :) However, I am really intrigued by the way the modest fashion industry around the world, and especially in the UK, has grown over the last 10 years. I'm particularly interested in whether something so inward and holding moral weight, 'modesty', can go hand-in-hand with something that it concerned with outward appearance, 'fashion'. Hafsa explores this question and more in her book, and we talk about SO many things in this episode. Modesty: A Fashion Paradox is published by Neem Tree Books. Hafsa Lodi is an American journalist who has been covering fashion in the Middle East for the past decade. She was born in New York City, and at the age of 14 relocated to the United Arab Emirates with her family, where she attended Dubai American Academy while interning after school with one of the region's leading publishing houses, ITP.After completing her undergraduate studies at the Ryerson School of Journalism in Toronto, Hafsa moved to London for a year, where she earned her master's degree in Islamic Law at the School of Oriental and African Studies. The relationships between religion, culture and modernity have always fascinated Hafsa, who covered topics like honour killings in Canada's South Asian communities, the use of DNA evidence in rape cases in Pakistan and the industrialization of the Holy city of Makkah, before turning to the fashion journalism beat. While living in Dubai, Hafsa has written for The National newspaper, Luxury Magazine, Mojeh Magazine, Velvet Magazine, Savoir Flair and Vogue India, in addition to working as an online fashion editor for one of the Middle East's largest luxury retailers, Boutique 1. She is a freelance stylist, and also has a part-time clothing line, creating whimsical maxi-cardigans and kaftans during Ramadan, and statement hand-embellished sweatshirts for the winter seasons.If you've enjoyed this episode, please do consider following, rating and reviewing as it really helps more people find the show. Also, do connect with me on social media. I'd love to hear from you :)www.instagram.com/readwithsamiawww.instagram.com/thediversebookshelfpod Support the show

Rekaman ini diambil saat Modest Summit 2023. Di sesi ketiga Modest Summit kami membahas tentang ekosistem di industri modest fashion dengan pendekatan yang berbeda-beda dari masing-masing brand. Tak dapat dipungkiri bahwa perkembangan industri fashion tak bisa dari ekosistem pendukung di sekitarnya. Kita akan mendengar bagaimana ini Linda Anggrea Founder Buttonscarves membedarkan Modinity group, Pandu Rosadi CEO Miranda Moda dalam membesarkan komunitas Ria Miranda Loyal Customer, Ivan Gunawan Founder Mandjha dan membesarkan ekosistemnya melalui event Garis Poetih dan Annisa Hudaya Founder HGL Modest yang memberikan wadah bagi para brand baru dalam naungan concept store HGL Modest. Bagaimana cara mereka membesarkan ekosistem yang sehat dengan potensi masing-masing. Selengkapnya dengarkan di podcast sesi terakhir dari Jakarta Modest Summit 2023.

Die preisgekrönte deutsch-algerische Modedesignerin, Meriem Lebdiri, wurde in Algerien geboren und lebt seit ihrem sechsten Lebensjahr in Deutschland, wo sie ihre Mode-Ausbildung im Jahr 2010 absolvierte. Neben ihrer Tätigkeit als Designerin lehrt sie Kostümdesign an der Hochschule, ist Friedensbotschafterin und engagiert sich für chancengerechte Bildung bei der Stiftung Bildung. Die zweifache Mutter ist Jurorin und Beraterin in diversen Jungunternehmer*innen-Programmen der Kreativbranche und Head of CoMF Europe, dem Council of Modest Fashion. Nach der Gründung ihres ersten Modelabels Mizaan (2012 und der Trennung von den Investoren) in 2019, gründete sie 2021 - inmitten der Pandemie - ihr gleichnamiges Modelabel für nachhaltige Mode und Accessoires.Hast du jemals davon geträumt, deinen Stempel in der Welt der Modest Fashion zu hinterlassen, dich aber von der schieren Komplexität und der harten Konkurrenz der Branche entmutigen lassen? Lerne Meriem Lebdiri kennen, eine erfolgreiche Modest Fashion Designerin, die sich mutig durch zwei verschiedene Kulturen bewegt und sich in der Modewelt ihren Platz erkämpft hat. Ihre Marke, ein nachhaltiges Luxuslabel, ist ein Zeugnis ihres Mutes, nach einer Pause als alleinerziehende Mutter neu zu beginnen. Lass dich von Meriem Lebdiris Reise, ihrer Widerstandsfähigkeit und Kreativität inspirieren und erfahre mehr über die Herausforderungen und die Lektionen, die sie auf ihrem Weg gelernt hat.Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.dewww.instagram.com/womeninfashion.dewww.facebook.com/womeninfashion.deTelegram Gruppenchathttps://www.youtube.com/c/womeninfashiongermanyMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch auf www.womeninfashion.de/mentoring

Imane Asry är ekonomen som sadlade om till modekreatör inom modest fashion. Imane berättar om hur hon en dag bestämde sig för att ta på sig slöjan och inte ta av sig den igen, om hur hon som modeintresserad muslimskkvinna i en stereotyp modebransch fått slå in en och annan dörr för att kunna utöva sin passion. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

durée : 00:02:43 - Le billet de Sophia Aram - par : Sophia Aram - Alors si je vous demande quel est le phénomène dont le hashtag comptabilise près de 3 milliard de vues sur Tik Tok et tout ça en fusionnant le glamour des red carpets et la brutalité du street wear dans un mashup fashion, hyper tendance, vous me répondez ?

In celebration of Impact Fashion adding sizes 26/28 and also to reflect on where we need to take modest fashion going forward I hopped on an Instagram live with Miriam ( Pascal)Cohen. We were spontaneously joined by Rechama Jaffa Rosenzweig from D-rama and Annette Dahan from Esteez Online, two women helming other fantastic modest fashion brands. This episode is the audio from that instagram live and I hope you enjoy. Click here for my original conversation on weight stigma with Miriam Click here for Harvard's implicit bias test Rechama's line D-Rama: dramanycplus.com Annette's line Esteez: esteez.com and esteezoutlet.com @overtimecook @d___rama @esteezonline Click here to preorder The 5th Date Dress Click here to join the Impact Fashion Whatsapp Status Click here to see my collection of dresses. Click here to get the Secrets Your Tailor Won't Tell You Click here to see my maternity friendly pieces. To hear more episodes, subscribe and head over to Impactfashionnyc.com/blog/podcast. Be Impactful is presented by Impact Fashion, your destination for all things size inclusive modest fashion  

Featuring: Jordana Klein Art and Judaica from Israel Shlomo Klein of Fleishings Magazine and Kosherpalooza Brian Schultz of The Freshwater Pearl Company NYFW Designer Elie Balleh

Modest fashion is a way of dressing that respects specific clothing requirements for reasons of faith and also personal preference. The market for modest fashion is huge – and it's only getting bigger, with both designers and influencers keen to get in on the action. FRANCE 24 went to check out the second edition of Paris Modest Fashion Week. 

La "Modest Fashion" que l'on pourrait traduire par "Mode décente" ou "pudique" est un courant vestimentaire inter-religieux, qui prescrit clairement aux femmes de se vêtir de manière "discrète". Il vise aujourd'hui un public beaucoup plus large, au point où il est devenu un véritable business. Tour d'horizon du phénomène avec des créatrices de mode et des influenceuses internationales rencontrées lors de la seconde édition de la Paris Modest Fashion Week, consacrée à ce style vestimentaire.

Dünya çapında moda etkinlikleri çeşitliliğe hiç önem vermedikleri için eleştiriliyor. Bu yılki Avustralya Moda Haftası, Australian Fashion Week ilk defa başörtülülere yönelik etkinlik düzenliyor. Dünya çapında buna “Modest Fashion” mütevazi moda adı veriliyor.

“Modest Fashion” à la base, ça veut dire “mode modeste”, mais qu'est-ce que ce courant de mode signifie vraiment et à qui s'adresse t-il ? Samedi 6 mai, à l'occasion de la Paris Modest Fashion Week organisée par @modestfashionfrance on a voulu comprendre les enjeux de ce mouvement et souligner son importance dans un contexte où la diversité et l'inclusion sont sans cesse questionnées et débattues. À travers ce nouvel épisode de notre talk participatif En Y, nos intervenantes ont démontré que cette façon de penser le vêtement allait bien au-delà des convictions religieuses ou de la notion de confort.

Uncover Western fashion trends with three of the best fashion influencers as they keep it real, speak life, and share their stories to success. Join in, as Marijka shares a raw and real story from her younger years, Madi gets vulnerable, and Kendall admits she was in high school when the world ran on Zoom. For a full episode transcript, visit our website at https://www.justinboots.com/en/kick-your-boots-up.html

Modesamtalet har bjudit in Mona Muhamed Ali som har grundat BIPOC modellagenturen Fiiri Agency för att snacka modest fashion i ramadantider. Somali-Scandi @monamali_ är själv muslim och tidigare varit slöjbärare. Vi pratar om vikten av representation i modesammanhang och vilka modest fashion influensers du absolut inte får missa i ditt Instagramflöde. @monamali_https://instagram.com/monamali_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=@fiiriagency https://instagram.com/fiiriagency?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=@hodanyousufhttps://instagram.com/hodanyousuf?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=@rawdishttps://instagram.com/rawdis?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

TWiM Sisters are on the case! Links: Lost journal of Martin handcart pioneer found and donated to Church History Library Former child actor with ties to eastern Idaho has no regrets living out of the spotlight Dentist Poisoned Wife to Death to Start ‘New Life' With Paramour, Cops Allege The case for talking to strangers A ‘remarkable, outstanding tenure' coming to an end for BYU's Kevin Worthen New university president named at BYU BYU police warn of man entering women's dorms, stealing clothing Meet the ‘Swedish Osmond' who will host the Church's European Easter concert Salt Lake Temple renovations now estimated to be complete in 2026 We've witnessed campus cancellation campaigns. Elder Holland deserves to be heard at Southern Utah University Latter-day Saint teen's ‘American Idol' audition sends her to Hollywood Jared Bridegan murder: Ex-wife's new husband arrested, indicted, while her family releases statement 'Super overwhelming;' crying Utah State cheerleader goes viral They met filling sandbags 40 years ago. Now this Utah couple is volunteering again Utah: An influencer's modest fashion haven Polygamous leader made sexually explicit calls from jail to child wives, prosecutors say Elvis' Book of Mormon. Brigham's elevators. Those are good Mormon stories, but are they true?

Designers have the power to create the future. Fatima Njoya, a writer for Vogue and Glamour magazines in Germany, leads this moving conversation between three designers who have walked very different paths: Orsola de Castro (Fashion Revolution, Estethica), Matthew Needham (Matthew Needham, Estethica), and Meriem Lebdiri (Council of Modest Fashion, Meriem Lebdiri). The four reflect on their careers, identifying critical moments of realization that led them to work towards changing the fashion industry. As a successor to de Castro's [Fashion Open Studio](https://www.fashionopenstudio.com/), [Estethica](https://www.estethica.com/) is a new collective of designers who have united around designing fashion for positive impact, putting their individual values into a concrete outlet, and fostering an international sustainable fashion community. Hosts Max and Magdalena describe the power of a future-focused mindset, and what it means to have these designers represented at 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit. The “What Lies Ahead” panel was paired with an installation of the Estethica designers' work, art directed by Matthew Needham. For a recap of installation and panel, visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxHtm8OyVVg. To learn more about Estethica and to see their full roster of designers, visit https://www.estethica.com/ 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin and is part of the Berlin Fashion Week.

Sesi 3 Ria Miranda Inspiring Talks di rangkaian Ria Miranda Annual Show. Sesi ini dimoderatori oleh Sarah Sofyan bersama dua gamechangers di industry modest fashion Ria Miranda Creative Director Ria Miranda dan Vivy Yusof, founder The Duck Group & Lilit. Keduanya berbagi pengalaman satu dekade berkarya, sekaligus bagaimana mereka berbagi peran sebagai enterpreneur, istri dan juga ibu. Vivy Yusof bercerita awal perjalanannya hingga masuk menjadi 500 BoF 2022. Sementara Ria Miranda flashback dari cerita awal membangun Brand Ria Miranda hingga bisa memiliki tim dan loyal customer yang mau datang jauh-jauh untuk menyaksikan RiaMiranda Annual Show ke-10. Selengkapnya ada di episode ini

We're kicking off the month with special guest Yasmeen Ibrahim. We chat with Yasmeen about dressing modestly and how her Egyptian roots influence her personal style. Yasmeen also shares great tips about how Western women can decide what to wear while visiting Egypt. We also dive into her design school journey and her modest fashion line that's currently in development.

Is it possible for a Muslim woman to be both modest and fashionable? Of course! Become part of RamadanDaily One, a growing community of faithful women who believe that simplicity is the soul of true elegance. Learn more at https://www.ramadandaily.one (https://www.ramadandaily.one)

Rekaman ini diambil saat Modestalk Meet Up Talkshow bersama Trini Midiati Yuniar, founder dari Deenay Scarves. Teh Trini cerita awal mula menjalani Deenay Scarves dan pertemuan reseller pertama yang berasal dari Lampung padahal Deenay berasal dari Bandung. Melalui Instagram, Deenay bertemu dengan reseller-reseller selanjutnya. Teh Trini juga cerita jatuh bangun menjalani bisnis model reseller agar tidak ada perang harga yang tidak sehat. Simak selengkapnya di episode ini.

Rekaman ini diambil saat Modestalk Meet Up Talkshow bersama Tika Mulya, Vice President Elzatta. Tika berbagi strategi Elzatta dalam mengembangkan sistem reseller/keagenan yang terbagi dalam 3 hal yaitu diskon, insentif dan reward. Apa saja faktor yang menjelaskan ketiga bagian ini, selengkapnya di episode ini.

This week the ladies discuss the evolution of modest fashion. What is our definition of modest fashion? Is modest fashion being sexualised? Has the fashion industry capitalized on the needs of Muslim Women?

Rekaman ini diambil saat Modestalk melaksanakanIftar Gathering Ramadan lalu sekaligus silaturahmi bersama teman-teman Modestalk. Modestalk mengundang Dima Djani, CEO dari Alami Group sebagai narasumber untuk berbagi ilmu tentang investment syariah. Dalam rekaman ini kami membahas hal-hal yang perlu diperhatikan ketika siap mendapatkan investasi. Lalu kenapa yang sudah mendapatkan investasi cenderung tidak profitable? Selengkapnya di episode ini ya..

Audio ini diambil waktu Modestalk mengadakan webinar tentang Tren Modest Fashion 2022 yang diisi oleh Tiwi dari Homestudio yang membahas dari sisi visual, Iskanti Management yang dihadiri sama ketiga foundernya Isti, Nisa dan Mega membahas tren influencer dan saya sendiri membahas sisi fashion. Acara menjadi lebih hidup karena dipandu oleh Dinda owner dari Pulchra Gallery. Webinar ini dilaksanakan Februari lalu, dan beberapa trend sudah terlihat di koleksi Ramadan tahun ini. Ditunggu ya webinar selanjutnya dari Modestalk.

On Tuesday the podcast will have the founders of @silque.co in the studio! Shereen and Homma; two besties, who met 12 years ago at uni and graduated together from UNSW School of Optometry and Vision Science in 2015. Shereen, as the creative director and cofounder, is passionate about redefining stereotypes and empowering women. She likes to share how her modest fashion styling intertwines with her career, motherhood, and lifestyle on her own Instagram page. Homma, as the cofounder, is also an optometrist director who runs a busy clinic. She loves fashion and is passionate about giving back to the community by being a volunteer optometrist at the Asylum Seeker Centre. Together, Shereen and Homma make the perfect team for Silque Co. Being women who wear the hijab day in day out, they went through and understood struggles women face every single day! They couldn't find a solution, so decided to create one themselves!

Modesty has been a subject of spirited controversy through the ages. The reasons may be due to the constantly changing modesty attitudes which may vary from place to place, from age to age, from one section of society to another, and even from one time of day to another. Changing fashions add further interest and controversy to modesty. With each change in fashion, interest and attention are directed to different parts of the body, thus creating changes in modesty attitudes. Modesty can be manifested through clothing. Modesty assumes different forms in different countries, it varies from places, age and even in the time of the day and role the person is assuming. Asiya Rafiq, hailing from Kashmir (India) with an Educational Background in Psychology, Certified in ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) from Dubai is the First Indian Modest Fashion Designer (Specialized in Adaptive Wear) now staying in UAE.

Salam Deutschland,von zufälliger Freundschaft, gemeinsamer spiritueller Reise zurück zum menschlichen Kern sowie dem konstanten Drang unternehmerisch aktiv zu sein. Emil und Mohameds gemeinsame Geschichte inspiriert hoffentlich nicht nur uns, sondern so viele Andere auch, die gleiches bereits erlebt haben ode noch werden.Islam | Salam | Podcast | Deutschland | Chai | Religion | Muslim | Muslima | Moslem | Selbstfindung | Innere Ruhe | Fashion | Hijab | ModestSupport the show (http://vip.salamdeutschland.de)

In this bonus episode, I've shared the latest updates about my podcast, my newly launched digital modest fashion startup and limited edition fashion NFT drop. Fashion Cults advocates for women empowerment and diversity while prioritising climate justice. Our limited edition Queen Nefertiti Dress NFT has been designed to celebrate the power and leadership of Queen Nefertiti and to promote women empowerment and women's leadership globally. This NFT represents diversity in fashion and highlights the importance of racial diversity. It has been designed to protest all forms of racial injustice including Islamophobia. In recent years, Muslim communities including hijab wearing women are facing alarming Islamophobic abuses and racial disparities in our western countries and some other countries like China, Myanmar and India. This NFT is a global voice to fight those targeted injustices and to promote equality, diversity and racial justice. This limited edition Fashion NFT will be dropped on 15 January 2022. Join this revolution and support us! Learn more about the NFT drop from my website. Check out my Brand website : Fashion Cults: www.fashioncults.co.uk FashionCultsNFTs On OpenSea: https://opensea.io/FashionCultsNFTs My Personal OpenSea Account: Buy my NFTs and support my work: https://opensea.io/TheModestWomanNFTs My Fundraiser At GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-my-digital-fashion-startup-in-london?sharetype=teams&member=16331955&utm_medium=social&utm_source=instagram&utm_campaign=p_na+share-sheet My Crowdfunding Page On CrowdfunderUK: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/support-my-digital-modest-fashion-startup Instagram Page Of Fashion Cults: https://www.instagram.com/fashioncultsltd/ My Podcast Page: https://thelawandjusticepodcast280736771.wordpress.com/ My podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelawandjusticepodcast/ My YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UC_WgDubgKfBh9Er4eZqBCKw My LinkedIn account: http://linkedin.com/in/afroja-k-84a777209 Reach Sina Port on Instagram: https://instagram.com/sinaportofficial?utm_medium=copy_link Sina Port's Website: https://www.sinaport.com/links Meet Karen Cole on Instagram: https://instagram.com/legal.minded.friends?utm_medium=copy_link Visit Legal Minded Friends by Karen Cole: https://legal-minded-friends.com/ Meet Mrs Coleman on Instagram: https://instagram.com/justiceforleonardcoleman?utm_medium=copy_link Sign the petition by Mrs Coleman: https://www.change.org/p/take-a-stand-against-racial-inequality-and-criminal-injustice-join-us-in-petitioning-the-circuit-court-of-mobile-county-alabama-bureau-of-pardons-paroles-to-free-leonard-coleman-from-his-wrongful-conviction?utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=custom_url&recruited_by_id=658bd780-8e42-11e9-abcf-d3b8c257d3ad Meet Professor Natascha Radclyffe Thomas on Instagram: https://instagram.com/fashionnatascha?utm_medium=copy_link Visit British School Of Fashion: https://britishschooloffashion.com/ Meet and Help Sheron Edwards: https://instagram.com/freesheronedwards?utm_medium=copy_link Buy The Autobiography of Sheron Edwards: https://www.amazon.com/Lifes-Lenses-Autobiography-Sheron-Edwards/dp/B095KLHLMS/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=LIFE%27S+LENSES&qid=1626403353&sr=8-3

On retrouve dans ce nouvel épisode de  Cast une des jeunes femmes parisiennes les plus inspirante de sa génération - pour sa détermination à faire bouger les lignes et son refus de compromettre qui elle est.  Directrice créative derrière les dernières campagne Jean Paul Gaultier, influenceuse de goût et entrepreneuse dans la modest fashion, C'est un plaisir de recevoir aujourd'hui Taqwa Bintali.

This Podcast was at the Pink Carpet Charity Event so there is background noise. Listen to Ean Williams, a former professional model, actor, and multiple international awards recognized designer and producer chat with us on The Modest Beauty Podcast.  Mr. Williams is a 3 time British Vogue featured designer.  He is the founder, executive director, and producer of DC Fashion Week.  He regularly provides his fashion commentary on social media and news outlets such as Fox 5 WTTG and ABC News Channel 8.  Mr. Williams is the recipient of the Fashion Icon Award (U Designate me), Winner of Best Indie Menswear Designer ( Black Fashion Designer Association New York), Top 100 events (#3 Fashion) in Washington by (BizBash Magazine),  and Best Tourist attraction, (Washington Award Committee).   Red Carpet Designer Ean Williams recently combined his Magnum underwear collection with his red carpet label Corjor International for his 35th consecutive showing at DC Fashion Week.

Meet Aunty Cheryl Creed, founder of Murri Quu Couture Aboriginal sustainable fashion label.

As-Salaam Alaikum everybody!!! AL-hamdulillah (thank god) we are back with another episode of the Young n muslim podcast. Today we have a very special show with a very special someone. A bad ass mother of two, domestic violence survivor, and CEO of one of the biggest modest fashion clothing brands in the world. Ladies and gentleman, we have Lisa Vogl. In today's episode we jump into Lisa's life to figure out how she was able to overcome domestic violence and how she was able to run a business while also having children. Lisa is a hardworking and dedicated muslim women, who will stop at nothing to give her family the best life they deserved and one that god will be pleased with. Lisa also does not shy away from her domestic violence experience and how that shaped her life forever. She is a survivor. Now enjoy the show.Leave us a review. Big S/O to all of our listeners - Both old & New!Please let us know how we did and how we are doing!Every comment, like, and share helps us keep putting out quality content.Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Tik Tok: YoungNmuslimSubscribe on YouTube: The Young and Muslim PodcastLike us on FB.Listen on: Apple Itunes, Googleplay, CastBox, and Soundcloud:

Modesty is not just for women, it applies to all humans. Similarly, modest fashion is not for Muslims only, anyone who is from any other faith group or even who doesn't believe in religions, can choose modest fashion. In this episode, I've discussed various aspects of modest fashion. And yes, I've also shared the #mission and #vision of my #modestfashionbrand, Fashion Cults. Stay tuned

Modesty is not just for women, it applies to all humans. Similarly, modest fashion is not for Muslims only, anyone who is from any other faith group or even who doesn't believe in religions, can choose modest fashion. I will discuss various aspects of modest fashion in my episode. And yes, I'll also share my story about why I chose to launch my #sustainablemodestclothingbrand! I'll also share the #mission and #vision of my #modestfashionbrand, Fashion Cults. Stay tuned

Many people came out of the woodworks claiming that Halima's relationship with her mother was toxic, and she quit to make her mother happy. Why are women who take off the hijab celebrated and those who take steps to protect their hijab villainized? Should parental advice and ultimately be taken as toxic behavior, or is it just parents looking out for their child's best interest? Join us as we discuss these questions and more on this week's episode. Thank you for listening; please don't forget to subscribe and leave a review. Instagram @themuslimintheroom Supermodel Halima Aden and The Hijab  

Special Guests: @arnoldreasons (my hubby ♥️), @tolutalks, Gus & Miriam. Here's the episode in 5 quick points: 1. Modest Fashion in the church today... 2. What do men think about it? 3. Can Christian women aspire to be sexy? 4. The healing needed from mean Christians! 5. Two millennial women's thoughts on modesty Fun fact: I'm forever getting mean comments and inboxes from people who feel I don't represent modesty well enough. So when I say I understand how much healing is needed on this topic...I get it. About: Set Apart Style Podcast is hosted by Nash Amber. A wife, mother, big sis and daughter of God. Alongside these roles, Nash is a Marketing professional by day and content creator any other time. Through her online platforms she teaches and shares on topics covering natural hair, modern modest fashion, faith and general life. Get Social: Instagram: http://instagram.com/setapartstyle YouTube: http://bit.ly/ytsetapartstyle Website: http://setapartstyle.co.uk #setapartstylepodcast For business, collaborations or enquiries: info@setapartstyle.co.uk Podcast editing and producing: A massive thanks to Peter Fynn from theOrdinaryAmazing.com for his amazing support and help.

In today's episode, my cohost, Nazaaha and I talk to Hafsah about the importance of modest fashion and how she expresses herself through her style. Keep listening for thrifting advice and advice on individuality.

Rachelle speaks about modest fashion and what inspires her. She describes her love of layering and mixing prints. Rachelle Yadegar also talks about modesty and the amazing brands she has worked with. She describes her goals for the future and her belief that style should be a true expression of oneself.

With over 110,000 followers, Nawal Sari is a fashion influencer with a difference — she's breaking down boundaries and redefining modest style. Aside from being one of the most stylish women we've ever seen, she's also a YouTuber, communications student, works in retail and is working on a couple of different creative projects at the moment. In this episode, I chat to Nawal about how her faith shapes her relationship with mindfulness, how she fits creating content into her busy schedule, her top study tips and so much more! WHERE TO FIND NAWAL Follow @nawalsari Watch: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu1AQ9mH2JBMXDPnAzp6o8w WHERE TO FIND A GIRL IN PROGRESS Visit agirlinprogress.com Follow @_agirlinprogress on Instagram Join our Facebook group, Girls In Progress: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1852834935008232/

The Fashion Detour talks with Alisa Mendlowitz, owner of Brenda's clothing store, about her stores in Brooklyn and NJ, what inspires her, and insight on the fashion industry.