On Instagram, photos speak volumes, telling us about a journey we've been on or reminding us of a past we can't forget.
More often than not, they inspire us with the latest and greatest fashion trends.
The number of Instagram users in the Arab world has doubled in 2017 to 63 million, and it is the first destination for the latest looks, especially for hijabi women looking for new modern ideas for wearing the hijab and modest clothes suitable for them.
Who are the leading hijabi fashionistas on Instagram?
Get to know them now
Name: Mariam Mohammed or "Marmar"
Country: Kuwait
Followers:1.4 million
She loves to keep up with fashion with her sophisticated outfits in soothing colors, she has a special interest in perfumes and recently launched her signature fragrance "Marmara"
Name: Safiya bint Judson
Country: Emirati resident in the United States
Followers:322K
Hijabfashion's popular blogger
Safia relies on bright colors in her outfit and has mastered the use of them with a modern and sophisticated touch, she loves colorful accessories, and her hijab varies between the regular tie, the turban, and the Turkish tie
Name : Rupa Zee
Country: Netherlands
Number of followers : One million followers
Known for her YouTube account "Hijabhills", Rupa is known for her Instagram followers, and her outfits are characterized by keeping up with fashion in an innovative and modern way while maintaining elegance and simplicity.
Name: Dalal Al-Doub
Country: Kuwait
Number of followers: 2.1 million followers
Dalal's fame began in 2012 with the launch of her popular blog Dalalid. Through her Instagram account, Dalal shares the most important fashion, style, and makeup tips and ways to combine colors in an elegant and sophisticated way
Name: Asia Akef
Country: Kuwait
Number of followers: 2.1 million followers
Founder of The Hydbirds blog and the face of a range of brands, Asia has managed to attract followers with her stylish, fashion-forward look that is both practical and innovative, with comfortable sneakers accompanying her wherever she goes, and a distinctive turban headscarf crowning her head
