New British brand Amirab releases its first collection of premium modest wear for the fashionconscious Muslim woman.
Inspired by the busy lifestyles and needs of modern women, whilst frustrated by the limited choices of modest clothing on the market, founder Roda Abdi designed Amirab’s core collection with elegance, comfortability and versatility in mind.
Blurring the lines between the office and after-work attire, the collection comprises a variety of modern garments, such as maxi skirts, full length dresses and long sleeved tops – catering to a niche in the market, Amirab clothing is made from only the highest quality fabrics. Luxury, Empowering, Confidence As contemporary as the woman who wears it, the Muni Jumpsuit (below) is a versatile piece that can be styled for the office to the evening meal – the striking teal coloured chiffon train gives the effect of a flowing dress whilst the demure trousers add extra warmth for the colder months.
Amirab’s Leyla Dress (below) is already a firm fashion favourite, as worn by fashion and lifestyle blogger Zara Zi – The neutral mink hue can be paired.
Founder and Designer, Roda Abdi said,
“I started Amirab because I couldn’t find appropriate
clothes that are stylish and fashionable without having to compromise my beliefs or principles. It’s
difficult to find a suitable dress or a long skirt on the market meaning Muslim women to have to
layer many items. Here at Amirab, we believe that when you dress the part it makes you feel good,
look great and radiate confidence. When building a capsule wardrobe we believe no woman should
be limited in what they can wear.”
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