Designers who took part in the Sealed Nectar Fashion Show said they want to empower Muslim women through clothing, and allow them an outlet to express themselves through the clothes they choose to ...

Sisters of Brooklyn New York hosted a hijab fashion show at the Brooklyn Ballroom in Bed-Stuy Sunday. Organizers of the event say they hope to send a different message about their cultural fashion ...

Should Muslim women in the U.S. publicly show their faith with garments, from hijabs to burkinis? If the marketplace is any indication, that debate has been settled: Muslim fashion is here to stay.

Brands are struggling to navigate the modest fashion market amid political tensions and growing Islamophobia. We speak to ...

Despite the backlash, The Sealed Nectar Fashion show is leading the way in a conversation about what it means to identify as a Black Muslim woman and how fashion can be used as a tool to express ...

What’s long been referred to as the “modest” fashion of Muslim women has grown into a major industry generating hundreds of billions of dollars annually. The first U.S. museum exhibit ...

Fashion show features Muslim women, others ‘Rocking that Hijab’ By Rose Hamid. Updated May 5, 2017 12:34 PM "Internet Famous" ladies attending London Modest Fashion Week (clockwise behind ...

Nailah Lymus, a 27-year-old aspiring designer and Muslim woman, had her first runway show during New York City's Fashion Week. Her clothing line, Amirah Creations, aims for modesty, but is also ...

How Muslim models, designers navigate the complexity of hijabs in fashion More companies have featured hijab wearing models in their promotions. By Mona Kosar Abdi , Gabriella Abdul-Hakim , Rahma ...

Sumayah Ansari wants to show that Black Muslim girls can be successful. She created her own clothing line to prove it. Ansari joined “News All Day” to talk about her business.

Religious teachings in the Quran tell Muslim women to cover their bodies, and only show their face, hands and feet. Of course, culture and fashion differ from country to country and city to city.