Thursday, September 17, 2009

Celebrity Muslimah Make Over: Jennifer Aniston

Ever dreamt of having the style of top celebrities? But, restraint due to our strong believe to Islamic rules of women clothing? The rules are no doubts. Don't feel ashamed, you're doing what's right as Allah's servant. In fact, we all should feel proud and blessed for being a Muslim because Islam is the way of real life. Our Quran and Prophet Muhammad SAW give us the best guidelines in the world for us to obey.
Here, I'd like to make another stepping stone to my blog by making a celebrity style possible to a muslimah fashionista. Lets see what I've got with the help of Polyvore.com.

Lets copy Jennifer Aniston look at the Los Angeles premier of Love Happens to a stunning hijabis-proved. She was wearing A sparkling silver Valentino minidress with matching gladiator heels. In Style has chosen her as one of their "Look of the day" because Aniston played up well with her legs in the fall-friendly ultra-short beaded design.

Hijabis Bling Bling

As for me, she's definitely look simply sparkling no matter what she wears. Too bad, the showbiz world only "sees" her sexy long legs rather than her outfit. So, why don't we cover up the legs and make the silver dress more flattering with wide leg pant, a sheer blouse (as to mask a bit the body fitting from the dress), and of course a matching hijab/scarf/tudung. There are 2 different purse you can choose. A studded clutch is best for extra glam look. Where as, a shoulder handbag from Chanel is choosen not only for its practicality also the simple design helps to reduce the bling bling effect reflected from the whole outfit.

p/s: drooling to have all those bling bling!!! The closest "silver-wear" I've got is a puffy shoulder dress bought while visiting London 2 years ago. Nak jumpe Queen mestilah kena pakai baju bling bling sket baru setaraf. Hik Hik Hik!! Picture was taken at Madame Tussauds.

Regards,
Fadzie.

1 comment:

  1. Glitters are definitely in now! Oh i team Jen Aniston. Hihi.

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