Modest Designs You Can Wear during Ramadan and Beyond

Brands in the Egyptian market are increasing in abundance to meet the demand in the local and Arab markets.

Designers Mai Feiter and Rania El-Sayed debuted their new brand "Naseej" during Ramadan.

The pair have been working in the field of fashion for several years.

Feiter has been working in the field of styling and El-Sayed worked as a professional designer and owned her own brand.

For this brand, they decided to join hands and present new designs that the market and women need.

They presented modest, elegant, and practical outfits that can be worn during Ramadan, Eid, and throughout the year.

Designer Mai Feiter

The brand has drawn attention with its offers of elegant and practical designs.

The designers presented a variety of kaftans and comfortable wide pants with a loose jacket.

They relied on several materials such as linen, satin, and satin silk. The materials were mostly imported.

Designer Rania El-Sayed

* Successful design

El-Sayed is a talented designer and realizes the importance of the piece being distinctive and practical at the same time.

Thus, she made sure that the designs were distinctive and can be worn throughout the year, instead of buying an expensive caftan that can only be used during Ramadan.

The designs were also suitable for the summer and suited for winter if something heavy is worn underneath, meaning that one product can be transformed into many, which is an economic theory applied in the field of design.

* The right choice

Feiter shared an essential shopping tip, which is to think carefully before buying any item.

"Not every design that you see will look good on you. It can be a great design, however, it may not be suitable for your body or skin tone," she pointed out.

Feiter affirmed that designs can be worn throughout the year. The wide pants can be worn with a blouse or T-shirt, and the jacket can be worn with jeans or a dress.

All the pieces are elegant that can be combined with smart mix-and-match ideas to wear them in more than one look.

Contributed by Yara Sameh