Comments on: Inspired By Hijab Style? : BCBG Max Azria Fall 2010 Fashion Trends

By: billie :)

billie :) — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:13:04 +0000

“we hijabis have been doing this for years, u guys r pretty late”. good comment are we really trendier??

By: zahra

zahra — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 08:50:24 +0000

the sad thing is, people worship this tool. they actually spend thousands of dollars they dont have to buy clothes that aren’t worth a single penny -.-

By: Aliya

Aliya — Fri, 20 May 2011 06:33:37 +0000

I do not like designs. However, I am glad that even Western world understand that it is time to hide some skin. I live in western society, and when I first moved here, I was shocked how little clothes people can wear. I am glad that they are getting the point that there should be mystery in women. It makes them look beatiful, in my opinion. When it is all showed, there is nothing more to see, so the girl stop being desirable. The irony is, that is exactly what they are trying to achieve with this clothes.
I always amazed how sisters look on the street. They are different. And I mean in a good way. There is some mystery, but modesty at the same time. I think that is how women should be. I once read the quote by one of the brothers: the most beatiful things in nature are hidden.

By: purry bawono

purry bawono — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 03:04:11 +0000

I’m constantly smiling when I read ur comment: “we hijabis have been doing this for years, u guys r pretty late”. So we hijabis are a lot trendier than them, yeayyy! I loooove ur blogggg!!!

By: Alize

Alize — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 22:14:02 +0000

I think these dresses are a little silly, since they only look good because they look expensive… I always wear a half- or full sleeve under my sleeveless dresses, as well as under tank tops or other strappy shirts to show off the design. There’s nothing new about it!!! Also, I’m pretty sure long sleeves were invented by people who wanted to cover their arms, hence the emergence of it everywhere, a way long time ago. (ha..haha….) But yes, very boxy style, don’t know if I like it, especially paired with scarf….. Can’t imagine any style of wrapping that I would pair with that….. at all….!!!

By: amira zelda

amira zelda — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 09:37:17 +0000

I Love it… just to point out an interesting fact.. Max Azria IS of Arab descent ! He was born in Sfax, Tunisia, a muslim country.. so voilà ! there can definitely be an islamic/ oriental influence on his designs ^^ !!

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By: riotersbloc

riotersbloc — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 01:12:40 +0000

I love them all!

By: larissan

larissan — Wed, 19 May 2010 06:16:53 +0000

Long sleeves have gone in and out of style for time immemorial, and they will continue to do so – ad infinitum. Long sleeves have probably been around since people have had arms. Trying to take credit for inventing the “long sleeve” would be akin to taking credit for inventing sand. If you want a real measure of who has invented what, take a gander at the list of Nobel winners, but let’s get back to fashion. As far as the comment about borrowing from other cultures. All I can ask is who’s doing the borrowing here? Every article of clothing selected for this article is something that was designed by a westerner and is in line with current western trends in fashion. It is taking western fashion pieces and trends, and adapting them to your own clothing needs. So again, who is doing the borrowing here?

By: pumpmar

pumpmar — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:42:44 +0000

i really dont think the designer was trying to lay claim to the long sleeved t’s and maybe was definitely inspired