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↓ 4. Neutral Shades of Pashmina for Daywear

We cannot seem to stress enough on the importance of owning pairs of neutral shades of pashmina scarfs. Neutral shades are great to pair with Printed or Solid Colors. A white scarf is also great at creating a monochrome look. Apart from that, an all neutral look can also be created as done below. This form of turban scarf involves tying the Hijab like a bun leaving neat and clean folds on the top of the head. The look has been achieved by putting together White-toned front open cardigan. The light gray Hijab is a subtle addition to the overall look. We love the play of colors on the hem of the cardigan and how they have been allowed to stand out. The bright colored handbag and the statement necklace are perfect for accessorizing the look. This modest look is one of our favorites and is easy to achieve. Since Pashmina scarfs seem to come in all shades and tones, it would be a great idea to own a few pairs of neutral shades. Don’t miss out these 20 Ideas How to Wear a Silk Hijab in Style.

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↓ 3. Pashmina Shawl Style

The current Arab Hijab trend involves layering Hijab by wrapping it around the head multiple times, creating a heavy look. This style of Hijab is widely practiced in South Asian countries as well except few. For individuals with an oval face, this style of Hijab should be the go-to. Pashmina scarfs come in all shapes and sizes; the longer ones can be used to create this draped look. This form of Hijab can be worn without the caps for individuals wanting to show a bit of hair, while those that prefer a tighter look can wear it over the Hijab caps. The fringes and tassels are great to add a bit of style element by either draping the tasseled end on the side of the head or by letting it hang behind. This edgy look has been put together with a printed pant, pastel-toned shirt, and denim jacket. It has been completed with a few hints of tan brown and similar pastel colored Hijab.