The Sealed Nectar Fashion Show allows Muslim women to showcase the latest in modesty fashion.

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 ...

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.

Abdullah lent her creative geniuses to the 35th annual Sealed Nectar Fashion Show where the designer created a cruise-themed Islamic fashion event.

Instagram and social media stars are part of ‘London Modest Fashion Week.’ That included Muslim women as well as other women who want to dress modestly.

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

Singaporean Muslim fashion brand Naezily will be closing for good. The brand's founder, Miza Nazili Ghazali, announced the news on Instagram.

How Muslim women navigate the complexity of hijabs in fashion ABC News’ Mona Kosar Abdi sat down with model Rawdah Mohamed, designer Renee Hill and journalist Noor Tagouri to discuss the ...

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.

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. She said she was ...

It's time to make fashion accessible and empowering to Muslim women — and anyone else who doesn’t want to show a lot of skin.