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The global fashion spotlight is firmly fixed on Saudi Arabia as Vivienne Westwood opened Riyadh Fashion Week 2025 with a bold, history-making runway show. One of the most anticipated events on the regional style calendar, the week-long fashion spectacle is fast becoming a powerhouse platform for Saudi talent, staging their work alongside international icons. Following last year’s star-studded […]
Where Modesty Meets Motherhood – A New Chapter in Ethical, Elegant Design In a landscape where fashion often overlooks the nuanced needs of Muslim mothers, a new brand is stepping forward with both purpose and style. Nabaya—a name that blends the spirit of the traditional abaya with a forward-thinking ethos—is on a mission to transform how […]
The postpartum period begins immediately after delivery and typically lasts 6–12 weeks, though emotional and physical adjustments may continue longer. During this time, your body undergoes significant changes: lochia (post-birth bleeding) gradually transitions from bright red to brown then yellow over about five to six weeks. Vaginal dryness, hemorrhoids, constipation, and urinary incontinence are common—up to […]
Discover an indulgent menu at Kibele, where Mediterranean-inspired dishes are reimagined with a modern twist and each one tells a different story. Does Turkish cuisine, and Gokyusu instantly come to mind as the top choice? I was looking for an upscale dining experience, and Kibele stood out as a fine option among the many Turkish […]
Sunshine, sea breezes, and mocktails – what’s not to love about summer travel? Well… maybe just one thing… big, frizzy hair that seems to double in volume the moment you step off the plane. Humidity can wreak havoc on even the most well-behaved locks, leaving you battling a cloud of puffiness instead of enjoying your holiday glow. […]
Within the National Portrait Gallery in London hangs the alluring portrait of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo. Painted by William Hoare in 1733, it portrays the impressive stature and life of an educated African Muslim and Prince, who once resided in England and influenced its people. Hailing from modern-day Senegal, Diallo’s narrative unfolds some interesting facts about […]
