Follow these women on Instagram for modest Hari Raya Haji outfit inspo

Natasha Rayduwan looks smart no matter the occasion, whether running errands or heading for a night out. The best thing about her outfits? She’s from Singapore, so you know all of Natasha’s looks are hot weather-proof.

Salima, a 19-year-old model who’s an exotic mix of Chinese, British and Moroccan heritage, is based in London. Her style is diverse — you’ll see her in fashion-forward streetwear one day (like the parakeet green outfit above), and silky floor-length gowns the next.

Stylish and smart, Messar is a civil engineer in Arizona who is great at designing and constructing in more ways than one — just look at the fashionable outfits she has built (pun intended).

Noura is of Syrian heritage and resides in Texas. She’s the epitome of cottage core, often seen picnicking with friends or hanging out in picturesque manicured gardens.

If you have a sister, best friend or even mother that you’d like to coordinate outfits with, definitely look to Noura for some inspiration as she’s always twinning with her best friends.

Erva Arslan, a Turkish-American who lives in Texas, just like Noura (they’re actually friends!). Erva is known for her girly style which often sees her dressed up in pretty pastels, cream and white.

California-based influencer Sara Suleiman’s style is classic and feminine, featuring a spectrum of nudes and the occasional monochrome outfit. Keep a lookout for her adorable daughter Saphia, who makes an occasional appearance in her photos!

If you bristle at the thought of wearing any colour other than black and white, Indonesian fashionista Ratu’s dark aesthetic will suit you. She is rarely spotted in any colour of the rainbow, but once in a blue moon, a tinge of denim or wine red will pop up on her page.

Adhilah is an expert at mixing and matching different textures, like the woolly houndstooth sweater and silk flared skirt in her Paris-esque outfit above. She’s also great at colour blocking — it’s not unusual to see Adhilah in brick red and indigo outfit.

Brown is a pleasing colour that compliments everyone’s skin tone, including Saeedah’s, which is why you’ll see at least a hint of this colour in almost every outfit of hers. Besides brown, she mainly wears white, beige and black, so look to her for some inspo if that’s your thing too.

More often than not, you’ll see Norish Kamilya dressed in intricate baju kurung in all colours of the rainbow. But if there’s one thing these outfits all have in common, it’s that she looks amazing in them. Old is gold, so if you’re going the traditional route this Hari Raya Haji, Norish will probably be able to give you a spark of inspiration.

Aisha Ahmada’s style is amazingly versatile, ranging from black and white to striking pink and eclectic blue looks. She also alternates between sharp collared tops and two-piece suits to feminine cardigans and fuzzy blouses.

Hafsa’s signature look consists of a neutral coloured outfit (think cream or black) with a pop of colour in the form of a glowing pink sweater or bold baby blue earrings. If garish outfits aren’t quite your thing but you still want to stand out, Hafsa is your girl.

Hailing from Kuala Lumpur, mother of four Shafira Dalina only seems to get more stylish with time. Expertly colour blocking, she often turns up looking like a kaleidoscope of colours. Ever seen a neon yellow, pink and blue outfit that looked good? On Shafira’s page, you’ll see that and plenty more.

Toronto blogger Yasmin may just be glamour personified — breathtaking sweeping dresses are her choice of garb. One look at her account and you’ll notice that satin is Yasmin’s go-to material, which we absolutely dig and are sure you will too.

If you ever come across Arizona-based Mina Hamideh on your feed, chances are you’ll catch her in a gleaming blazer or blouse. She makes business casual look good enough that it can be worn when out on a fancy dinner or the like.

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