Recently, many of you have requested tips on how to wear hijab, what scarves to use, and how to style them. And so to answer your questions, I’ve compiled a collection everyday hijab tutorials for you in one place, hijab styles that are easy, fuss free, and perfect for everyday.
There is no right or wrong way to wear hijab. As Muslim women, we have been commanded by Allah to be modest, but there is no tutorial or step-by-step process on how exactly to wear hijab in the Quran. And so many Muslim women have created their own styles to suit their own needs and their own style. That’s not to say that you have to follow one of these styles if you are a hijab-wearer; they are merely guides should you want to change up your hijab look or just learn a little more how to wear hijab.
The video tutorials in this post have been chosen for their simplicity and versatility. In order to be worn everyday, a style must be easy to replicate and be completed in a short amount of time, especially because so many of us are pressed for time in the mornings!
Many of you might already know about the Youtubers below, and many of them have several hijab tutorials, and so I picked the ones that are perfect for everyday. If you’re interested in learning more about a particular style or Youtuber, please click on their name to go to their channel.
Amenakin
Amena or Amenakin on Youtube is a British Youtuber who is most famous for inventing the hoojab (a hijab with a hood) and her online hijab store Pearl Daisy. All of the scarves in her videos come from her own store; you can check out my review of her scarves here.
What I love about this style is its simplicity. Depending on the scarf, this look can be adapted in so many ways to give you a completely different look. It’s short, it’s quick, and requires very few pins. It drapes low in the front to give maximum coverage, and even has a bit of Amena’s signature folds at the top to create volume.
Dina Tokio
Dina Tokio is another famous British Youtuber and Muslim fashionista who is quite famous for her Youtube videos and fun, eclectic style. She also designs her own scarves under the label of Lazy Doll, and mostly uses her own designs in her videos. For more information on Lazy Doll scarves, check out my review here.
This is another tutorial that is very quick and easy. Dina herself completes the look in under 4 minutes, and so it’s perfect for days when you don’t have a lot of time to fuss with pins and brooches. Clean, easy to throw on, and effortless. It’s shorter in the front so it’s perfect for shirts that are loose or have high necks or when you want to wear statement necklaces. It’s also easily changeable to have more coverage up front, as Dina demonstrates in the video. Now that’s a versatile look!
Shea Rasol
Shea Rasol is a Malaysian fashion blogger who posts her daily outfit of the day looks on her blog My Amethyst.
Shea’s tutorial is another one that is multiple style options. You can drape the material on the side in the front for more coverage, or you can twist it on the side for a cool effect. This is a tutorial that features a more volumised look, but doesn’t take hours to achieve! It’s simple and looks so chic. Depending on how much fabric you have, you may not get as many folds on top as Shea, but it’ll still looks lovely.
Nabiilabee
Nabiilabee is another popular Youtuber who is also a fashion guru and posts tutorials, lookbooks, and other styling videos on her Youtube channel.
Her everyday hijab style is fun and a little more feminine with a twist on the side, but is still easy to create. It adds a little bit more fun to an everyday look, but you could easily keep the ruffled bit on the side flat or change it up to switch your look. This is another style that works well with statement necklaces, and does not take long to create. Simple and cute!
Basma K
Basma K is not a Youtuber, but instead a fashion guru known for her eclectic and fun fashion sense. She also designs her own hijabs under Basma K Collection and mainly showcases her outfits on her Facebook page.
This tutorial is different because of the way Basma uses the rectangular scarf; instead of laying it flat on her head, she folds one side over to create a triangle which then creates a peaked top at the forehead. It isn’t a difficult style, but it is a little bit different, so if you’re looking to change up your everyday hijab style, this might be the one for you! Basma leaves one side hanging long on the side, which looks very pretty, but you could also easily drape it across the front for more coverage.
And there you have it girls! 5 different everyday hijab tutorials that can change up your look or give you more information on how to wear hijab. What I love about all of these styles is how easy and simple they are; with a few simple folds or changes, you can play around with your everyday look without spending too much time.
Remember, there is no right or wrong way to wear hijab. It’s all about modesty.
Hope you beautiful girls found this useful. Keep smiling,
With love.
Exactly what I needed! Thanks!
Great to hear! 🙂
JazakAllah Khairan, very helpful post and blog for a convert like me 🙂 will try some of these methods in sha Allah
Aww I’m so glad to hear that! Hope they turn out well 🙂
this is soo helpful.. thank you..
Glad you found it useful! 🙂
is there a non youtube version…vimeo or anything?
would be very helpful….
JAZAK ALLAH
I don’t think so, all the ladies in this post normally only share their videos via youtube. Sorry.
ooh so helpful for hijabis! great post.
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I’m glad you find it helpful 🙂
There aren’t any videos coming up for how to do the hijabs :/
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The videos are definitely there, unless youtube has been disabled in your country?
Try refreshing the page.
Hi there!
I was just wondering if these styles could work without the big clips at the back of the head?
Thank you for the post, they are wonderful!
Sarah xo
Hi there!
As far as I know, none of these styles use big clips at the back. I think they just use underscarves or caps to cover their hair. Hope that helps!
Thanks so much for visiting.
nice tips
regards
everyday hijab
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very helpful for newbie hijabers 😀 thanks
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Glad you found it useful! 🙂
Watching through the Youtube style one by one. Every day fashion is different, Style it! 🙂
I ABSOLUTELY LOVED this article!!!
It would be amazeballs if you could post another one, featuring the easy peasy ones(for students, beginners and people who always run late – aka me) yet modest, covering the chest and all.
I really love your blog! 🙂
Glad you liked it! Sure, we can do a post on that 🙂
thankyou, I like your article. very useful 🙂
Thank you it really helps a lot… But I’m just wondering, do they all use pins? Would that be really dangerous, coz it is so easy to get hurt…right? At least I am awful my my pin skills. What do you think?
Most hijab styles require a pin, except for a select few which specify if they are pin-less. It shouldn’t be dangerous. There’s special hijab pins out there that are safe and easy to use. They’re called ‘no-snag’ pins or hijab pins. You can get them online or at most Islamic clothing stores. Hope that helps.
thanks the muslim girl, I like your article. very useful for me
Hey I found your tutorials intresting. MashaAllah
I’m a medico. I’m thinking of turning into a hijabi. But my problem is I have heavy face plus I need to keep ears open. 🙁
If you could help me to find a hijab style for round face that’s stethoscope friendly 🙂
JazakAllah already.
Thanks for your comment! Here’s a tutorial that’s good if you’re wearing a stethoscope 🙂
Nice I like your post, what do you think of this video please Everyday Style Hijab Tutorial 2016 | Video [How To]
jazakallhu khair,
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Thanks for this! They are wonderful. They are going to help me a lot during my hijab days. I’m looking forward to see some easy tricks for this as I’m a beginner. Hope to see it soon!
Hey ! I was searching for Hijab Tutorials & I am glad I came across this Blog !
I must say it’s one of the awesome blog . I am going to try these tips & will let you know my experience.
Thanks ! Happy blogging !
Can you post more videos they are really helpful