In need of some modest inspiration? Look no further.
If you’ve been living in leggings and long-length shirts for the past week or so, help is at hand.
Sometimes dressing modestly – particularly amid the UAE’s searing summer heat – can seem tricky, but luckily we’ve got lots of inspiration right on our doorstep.
The Emirates are home to wealth of knowledgable fashionistas who, thanks to their Instagram accounts, can provide some tips for those of us unsure what to wear.
So, here are some of our favourite Ramadan-ready looks that could easily be recreated with a few key pieces…
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Sunny hues and breezy embroidered linens win every time.
Here’s proof that you don’t need to buy a completely new wardrobe for Ramadan – you can still wear your usual ensembles with the addition of a chic unbuttoned abaya or kimono.
Layering is key for the Holy Month – but a waist-cinching belt always helps create an elegant silhouette.
We <3 pyjama-inspired cuts and we <3 intricate florals, so we’re head over heels for this co-ord look.
Clashing stripes and boyfriend fits feel relaxed but intrinsically cool.
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Talking of a love of co-ords and stripes… this is ticking all our boxes.
Head-to-toe jewel tones are sure to turn heads.
We’re suckers for a voluminous sleeve, and bonus points here for the little hit of hot pink.
Accessories packing a punch will elevate the most pared-back of outfits.
We’re going to be copying this combo for Ramadan weekends to come.
White cotton in a loose fit has seen us through many a summer’s day in style.
This office-ready look is formal enough for the boardroom, but not stifling.
The pom-pom detailing is too cute.
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Make a lacy cami Ramadan-ready by adding a belted blazer. (We also need those androgynous brogues and fringed jeans in our life, stat).
All white keeps you cool in all senses of the word.
You’d get just as much wear out of this printed midi year-round, not just the Holy Month.
Indeed, a dress over trousers can solve any too-short-hemline problems you may have.
Lightweight chiffons and tulles are both romantic and your new BFF for the summer months.
Images: Instagram
