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Eid is one of the most celebrated and joyful times of the year. It's a time for prayer, family, food and of course fashion dressing up for Eid as part of the fun, and everybody loves to step out in something that feels a little extra special at this time of the year. You can be as traditional or as trendy as you like because there's no one way to dress for Eid.
Whether you're heading to the mosque, visiting family, or hosting A festive dinner, your outfit should make you feel confident, comfortable, and totally celebratory. If you're still wondering what to wear, don't worry, we've got you covered. Here are four things that you can wear for Eid that will help you to look and feel great.
-A classic abaya dress. Elegant, flowing and modest, the abaya is a go to piece for many women during Eid. The best part is that it can be as simple or as glamorous as you want it to be. For a classic look, choose a black or a neutral toned abaya with minimal embroidery. If you want to be more festive, pick an abaya with lace, beading or colourful prints. You could add a matching hijab or scarf, some pretty earrings and you're good to go. Abaya dresses are not just comfortable, but they are only so beautiful and the material is so nice. They're perfect for a day that involves a lot of visiting, eating and maybe even chasing after the kids.
-A chic Maxi dress. If you love long, flowy outfits but you want something a little bit more casual or contemporary, maxi dresses are a great option. You can choose one in soft pastels, floral prints, or even a dual tone for a festive flair. Layer it with a light cardigan for a modest touch. Maxi dresses are easy to dress up or down too, depending on your plans. You can throw on some heels or embellish sandals, grab a clutch and you've got yourself an Eid look that's effortless and elegant.
-A stylish salwar kameez. A favorite in South Asian culture, the salwar kameez is another amazing option for Eid. It typically includes a long tunic (the kameez), loose trousers, (the salwar) and a matching dupatta (scarf). The combinations are endless and the styles range from traditional to modern. For Eid, always pick up bright colours, sparkly details or hand embroidery to give your outfit that festive flair. With bangles, jhumkas and a little henna on your hands to complete the look, you're going to be looking beautiful.
-A coordinated family outfit, This one is especially fun if you're celebrating with kids or as a couple. Pick a colour theme, maybe Blues or neutrals or soft pinks, and coordinate your outfits with each other. You can wear a stunning abaya dress and your family can match in similar shades or complimentary patterns. It makes for beautiful family photos and brings a sweet sense of unity to your celebration.