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The Jilbab is a very common sight throughout the Middle East and the Muslim world, yet for a very long time it has remained an object of mystery and is much debated in the west. Over the decades due to a strong influx of Muslims it has become a common sight on the streets of some western capitals. Jilbabs tend to be long robes which are used as an outer garment to cover the clothes which are worn in the privacy of the home with family or in all female gatherings.

Jilbabs although worn as over garments do not have to look unfashionable and out-dated in their style. In fact there has been a recent surge in trendy, fashionable and elegant Jilbabs designed for day to day wear and special occasions.

The styles include black jilbabs with a choice of different colour pinstripes or subtle colour jilbabs with detail pinstripe work on cuffs. These styles of jilbabs are ideal for making the right kind of impact on a job or even an interview.

Trendy jilbabs tend to be very bold colours like burgundy, lilac, shades of green, pink and teal with ruffles on the neckline and sleeves. If one prefers, other choice of designs are available with pleats on the front, side, on the bodice and bell shaped arms.

There is also the gypsy style jilbab which is very much prized for the look and feel of the fabric with frills on the sleeves and base hem. They can come with contemporary style patterns printed or warm colour patterns. Day to day jilbabs tend to be dark colour while the design could be quite chic with pleats on the base and flared sleeves perhaps with some light thread work or embroidery also.

Some of these new jilbab designs have got attractive styles making it less daunting to wear. When matched with the right colour hijab or other types of accessories like shoes or handbag it can create the right kind of right impression in the public.

Changing the Muslim Clothing Scene

The Arabian peninsula that is home to most traditional rituals and customs and strict enforcements the one that is most surprisingly leading the way, followed by the more 'liberal' and forward looking Malaysia and other far east and south Asian countries. The 'complete wear' clothing designs being brought forward by Sarah Binhejaila, who has done a course in western world, seeks to replace the double layer traditional attires thus making a difference from within the system without antagonizing the purists. It is however a compromise of sorts.

Changes taking place in the west

In a slight shift from what is taking place in the Middle-East, the native English Muslim designer has been courageous enough to add vibrant colors while giving the abaya and hijab its time honored place. The colors that have changed from the traditional black or dark brown at the most to more attractive pink and pleasing blue have been seen to be accepted at least in the more affluent and cash rich European and American Muslim womenfolk.

Estimating the Muslim clothing market

The market estimates that can cover Muslim clothing designs are a subject of intrigue. The sector has been a tight, closed circle until late. Some market figures put sales near $500 million a year in the U.K. alone, where a large portion of the Muslim population thrives. According to some rough estimates made by Kamarul Aznam, a Malaysian media owner, the total market that stands to be explored cud run into at least a few billion dollars in the European Union alone.

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