These Summer abayas are total vibes
In need of stylish ways to keep cool this summer? Say goodbye to those winter coloured abayas – this summer, it's all about adding the fun flair, and fashion to your wardrobe!
We all know the heat has been turned up, and nows the time you can rock these lightweight flowy abayas that'll keep you cool and comfy all while you look super-cute. It's the perfect time to play with bold prints, cute colours, and fun designs.
Here are some abayas you NEED to add to your rotation this summer
Why we 💗it: A Dubai based brand, which brings every collection to life with a fantasy-like blend of chic, elegance and pizzazz. From stunning embroidery and details, every piece has a story. This brand is giving Pisces energy – artistic, intuitive, and filled with gentle, feminine energy.
Why we 💗it: It's all color! This Emirati-owned abaya brand was discovered by us thanks to a fashion-forward trendsetter. From strong emphasis on heritage craftsmanship, OUI Dubai offers the most beautiful palette of colors and tones. From rich, saturated colors to soft pastels, these abayas are designed to complement every complexion beautifully.
Why we 💗it: A fresh twist on classic sophistication with bold colours and bright accents. Classic fabrics meet modern details, creating a stylish mix of heritage and fun designs for those who love being a little different.
Why we 💗it: They nail the balance between playful and elegant. The bold patterns and prints give the perfect mix of sophistication and playfulness. They're about making you look and feel confident.
Why we 💗it: It's all about turning every piece into a statement! The detailed embroidery to the small finishing touches, each piece has its own unique charm. Offering a mix of stylish, understated, or playful collections.
Why we 💗it: An ability to make everything appear effortlessly stylish with a touch of playfulness. The fun fabrics, bold prints and beautiful details on every piece provide that perfect amount of femininity and sophistication. It's giving cool girl vibes.
Why we 💗it: From the fabrics and bold prints, these collections are something special. The details that are in these pieces are just unreal, that's what makes them stand out. They have really taken the traditional away and created some one of a kind pieces.
🌼 As we are on about new wardrobe pieces: check out these colour combos.
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