Hijab Outfits for Teenage Girls. Many Muslim girls start wearing a hijab as they transition from childhood to adulthood. A majority of them begin wearing them by the time they are thirteen or fourteen. It means a lot to them as it is a whole different style that they have never tried before.

It makes them feel scared, nervous as well as happy. They not only have to look at what suits them on regular days but school, college, parties, gatherings, and every other event as well. These young girls need to know that they don’t need to look or dress up like their mothers or elders who have been wearing hijabs for a long time. The world of fashion is evolving so fast, so are the modest fashion trends. Now it’s no more about only wearing abayas or long dresses with headscarves. You can doll in in all those chic high waist pants and button-down shirts along with hijab and still look very elegant.

Trendy Hijab Styles for Teenagers

Hijab has a different value for every person. It is a religious obligation for some people, while for some, it is more of a personal style statement. Whatever your reason is, you need to style it appropriately to look your best, after all, who doesn’t want to look good, especially when you are in your teenage when it is all about new fashion, trends, and styles.

Here are a few life-saving tips that all teenage hijabis need to look at.

• Always wear outfits that make you feel young and fresh. Keep an eye on the latest fashion trends and style up accordingly.
• You don’t necessarily have to wear an abaya, maxi, or eastern outfit if you are a hijabi. Western wear can be styled with headscarves as well. Only avoid revealing clothes.
• For everyday wear, don casual attire like tee shirts or loungewear and put on your head cap, and loosely wrap your hijab around it.
• For party wear, go with matching hijabs in luxurious fabrics like silk.

• Being a beginner, start with breathable fabrics that have a firm grip.
• If you are a teenage girl with long hair, then it is recommended to tie your hair in a neat bun. Wear a head cap over it, and neatly wrap the hijab around it. Wearing your hair in a braid or ponytail can be too annoying as they continuously irritate your neck.
• Always use pins and broaches to fix and style your hijab.
• Don’t be scared of accessorizing your look with earrings, necklaces, and shades. You can wear them with a headscarf like any other outfit.

↓ Hijab According to Face Shape

Square Face: People with square face have the same cheekbone, temple, and jawline width. Also, their face appears sharp. So, they need to wear their hijab in a way that will soften the edges. Hence, opt for loosely wrapped, layered, folded, or dupatta style hijabs.