Jewish fashion

Not one for showing skin? The Orthodox Jewish designers of The Frock NYC have some covering-up tips to stay cool for summer.

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Fashioning my own dress in a traditional Ottoman style helped me reclaim my multilayered roots.

Jean Paul Gaultier - 1993 collection inspired by Orthodox Jewish clothing.

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Nava Brief-Fried is passionate about fashion and design, but most of all, she's passionate about helping women find modest clothing. That's why she created a modest marketplace for women around the world.

10 Stylish, Orthodox Women Talk Balancing Modesty & Fashion #refinery29 http://www.refinery29.com/modest-fashion-pictures#slide9 Name: Malky WeichbrodAge: 25Job: Blogger at My Therapist Told Me To Write A Fashion BlogWhat is the biggest challenge you face when trying to style yourself while still adhering to your religious beliefs? "I am such a '60s girl — I love Mod, minxy styling with a hint of Valley of the Dolls or Carnaby Street. So, for me, the hardest part is finding cute skirts ...

Jewish Fashion

How Orthodox Jewish women are giving the slip dress a modest—and season-appropriate!—makeover.

For the month of October, Bustle's #blessed series will explore how young women are searching for meaning, finding connections to a higher power and navigating spirituality in 2017. When Mayra Gomez and her husband, Jose, organized the first…

One of my very close friends just got married (yay!!), and I wanted to look awesome for her beautiful spring wedding. I LOVED pairing up this dress and tichel so much that I decided they deserved a…

From Gaga’s meat dress to Eve’s fig leaf.

Olivia Palermo, 26, has become one of the most influential celebrities for style-conscious Orthodox women, who must follow three core rules of modesty in how they dress.

B”H When Dainty Jewell’s asked me to choose some outfits that would fit my lifestyle as a “mamapreneur,” I jumped at the opportunity! Today, I want to show you some of my favorites from their collection and give you the chance to win any one of Dainty Jewell’s lovely pieces! (By the way I learned that term – “mamapreneur” – from my first guest on Jewish Latin Princess Podcast, the lovely Bari

I love my Jewish heritage. Sure, I appreciate that I get to stuff my face with challah bread during every holiday, but there are plenty of other reasons I love being a member of the tribe. After all, so many of the cool people I look up to are…