Veiled women are fortunate these years because many distinguished designers care about their elegance and are interested in employing international fashion with elegance and modest for veiled women.
Egyptian fashion designer, Riham Farouk, is one of the first to introduce fashion and elegant designs for veiled women, which are distinguished by sophistication in design and quality in manufacturing.
Farouk employed fashion designs in this winter collection for veiled women.
*Leather is trendy this year
“The latest trending materials for the winter 2019/2020 is the leather and waterproof,” Farouk revealed.
She continued: “I used the waterproof material in many of my designs, such as the short top with puff sleeve made of waterproof and I also used a big part of it for a long dress,”
“As for the leather —the forerunner of international fashion— I used it in the designs along with other fabrics,” Farouk added.
“I also designed leather pants for the first time that is subtle for the veiled women, especially because it is known for his boldness, as well as designed a long leather shirt with a belt from the middle to suit all ages, in addition to using fixed materials such as wool, milton, and tricot.”
*Trending colors
One of the most important details of this year’s trends is relying on the wool tweed fabric (plaid), which Farouk used to make an elegant jacket.
She also relied on all shades of yellow color as well as chosen the dark yellow color
— which is one of the trending colors for the winter— to mix it with black.
Farouk also mixed the petroleum blue and the olive green with black as well.
Moreover, gray is one of the primary colors that can be found in the designer’s collection with all of its dark shades.
*Elegant veil ties
Simplicity is the secret of elegance, this is the golden rule that highlights the elegance of the veil, which is why the designer is keen to present in her every collection designs with appropriately matched head ties.
Farouk always depends on the simple Arab head ties, which rely on wrapping the veil around the head and leaving its two sides on the shoulders.
The designer also presented in this collection the turban style featured in wonderful headband inspired by African head ties.
Contributed by Yara Sameh
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