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↓ 19. Tiered Ruffle Dress

Bring on your feminine power with a gorgeous pink tiered ruffle maxi dress. What could be more amazing than this dress, and every movement in this is pure magic and it adheres to any dress code restrictions in Ramadan.

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↓ 18. How to Dress Up as Non-muslim For Iftaar Invitation

Often people from other faiths and different non-muslims face the dilemma of what to wear to an Iftaar party they have been invited to. Well, the trick to dressing up is being modest and avoiding any tight-fitting clothes showing off part of your body in Ramzan. Go with midi or long length skirts and a nice top or with tunics and jeans. You can wear a scarf on your head in a fashionable turban style to complete your outfit if you prefer this sweet gesture.

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↓ 17. How to Dress Up in Traditional Outfits During Ramzan?

Whether you are a local or a tourist, it is always fun to dress up in your traditional outfits by adding your own styling to it. In Pakistan and India, you can opt for a traditional shalwar kameez or churidar pajama which is like a skinny jeans version of trousers. For Dubai and Saudi Arabia, wearing Jalabiya or kaftans is pretty common and tourists should definitely indulge in this popular choice. For Turkey, the traditional dress is a long dress which is fitted above the waist with or without Harem Pants. So for each country, you belong to or are visiting, try these amazing dresses for change in Ramzan.

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↓ 16. What to wear to Work?

For work, we advise that keep it professional yet comfortable. Already, going to work is not an easy feat in Ramzan because you feel drained or exhausted at most times. Line up your dresses in advance so that you won’t feel tensed at the last moment. Keep a few tunics and trousers combinations along with dresses to go with. You can also carry different styles of formal looking kaftans for office wear according to your culture.