Slay, mama.
Eid is an important Muslim holiday that marks the end of Ramadan. To celebrate, it's common for people to swag out and rock their fanciest, typically new, looks.
So we asked 9 super fashionable individuals and style bloggers to show us their favorite Eid styles. Here's what they're wearing...
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Amber Kaz
Blog: Liberty Denied
Instagram: @Libertydenied
"Ramadan is opportunity to look within yourself and find new ways to grow. So for me, Eid is a great way to sport new cuts and colors that I normally don't. This year, I decided to rid myself completely of my usual black-on-black and let the structure of the pieces create a contemporary, Solange-inspired look. The top has dramatic flared sleeves and a modest fit, and the DIY cut-out bottoms maintain that same sense of flow."
Kiran Kazalbash / Via liberty-denied.com
Leah Vernon
Blog: Beauty and The Muse
Instagram: @lvernon2000
"Eid in Detroit is like an Islamic fashion show and, every year, I switch my style up. Since Eid falls in the summer, I want to go for a look that's feminine yet bold. I'm wearing a full floor-length tutu from Society+ in blush pink. It's versatile enough to wear for Eid, but I can also switch the top out and wear it to another event and keep the slayage going."
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Naballah Chi
Blog: Naballah Chi
Instagram: @naballahchi
"This dress was inspired by both The Great Gatsby era and the Renaissance — both eras of power dressing. I love lace so I chose lace as my fabric and lined it with a nude spandex so that my real skin would not show, but I still wanted to achieve that sultry look. To make my dress unique, I made an elaborate collar."
Luis Young Photography
