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On Marocco wedding caftan ideas, Caftans  provided glimpses of some exquisite Moroccan dresses. In the thinking the dresses are beautiful - the colors very varied, and the style most suitable for Muslim women.

Somehow, it has a way of making one feel like a princess! As should the bride feel on her wedding day.

Here are some beautiful examples of Moroccan Wedding Caftans that I came across recently. The designs are from Caftan Haute Couture.

One thing to remember is to keep the glitter and glitz to a minimum for everyday wearO. Go for a casual and simple look for everyday wear, and leave the glitter and glitz for special occasions or evening wear.

If you prefer to wear traditional muslim clothing then you can chose to wear long abayas (long kaftan like dresses), which originate from the arab countries. There are so many designs to choose from. From the classic black and trendy urban styles to more western styles. You can even get designer ones; or you might like to wear the traditional shalwar kameez (loose tunic and trouser), which originates from India/Pakistan.

If you live in the west and want to wear modest western muslim fashion clothes, there is still a lot to choose from. You could go for long full length dresses or long full length skirts with lose and full sleeved tops or long sleeved blouses. You could also wear shorter length dresses with loose trouser or jeans - This is a trend that has been very popular recently amongst the western fashion world. You could also wear long sleeved, knee length, tunic style tops with loose trouser or jeans.

Saouli is one of the first in this new breed of Islamic clothing designers. Based in Brussels, this company launched it's first collection in 2000, ambitiously going door-to-door to introduce it's trendy yet modest designs to the growing population of Muslim women.

Like Saouli, Marabo is finding that modern Islamic clothing is a trend within itself and both companies enjoy a growing customer base that consists of Muslim women and non-Muslims alike. Hopefully, this is a trend that is here to stay.

Today, Saouli's designer Islamic clothing is featured in fashion shows in Paris, Belgium, and the UK. The company also has two flagship stores in Brussels to satisfy the needs of its fashionably modest customers.

Marabo can be considered as an American version of Saouli. This relatively new company is ran by Brooke Samad, who designs and manufactures the clothes in her New Jersey home. Marabo sells its designer long skirts, blouses, and jackets at its Islamic clothing boutique online and through private home shopping parties.

any Middle Eastern dress designers have launched brand names for jilbabs, which have gained a lot of popularity amongst the wealthy Muslim socialites. They only create extravagant and exquisite jilbabs for their clients, which are not only unique but also comparable in value to the high end Western apparel brands.

Some of the more famous brand houses include Lina Feghali Maalouf's "Prestige Liban", Amal Murad's "REDAA", Badar Al-Badoor's "Abaya Couture" to name a few. These labels are highly prestige amongst the Muslim women of the Arab descent in particular. Their collections include beautiful jilbabs suitable for an array of occasions and events and are loved by the fashion forward women.

The basic concept which they worked with was to blend fashion with culture and religion to create a stylish and modern outfit which will be acceptable both on a fashion and a cultural level.

Although initially it was a little difficult for them to create a strictly religious outfit line, these designers left their customers breathless with their exquisitely designed jilbabs collections.