Amanis new abaya collection

It’s interesting what you both say because I have also noticed that Amanis abayas are very stylish and versatile. I always thought of them as a rather formal piece of clothing, but now I see that they can be adapted to suit different styles. Perhaps it’s not just about pairing them with jeans or sneakers, but also about details like simple jewelry or shoes. I think this is a perfect option for those who want to keep elements of tradition but still look modern.

Yes, the topic is quite relevant, especially now, when the fashion for merging traditional and modern styles is gaining popularity. The collection of abayas from https://www.amanis.com/product-category/women/abayas/ is really interesting - by the way, I myself bought one model a couple of months ago and, frankly, was surprised how easily it fits into an everyday wardrobe. The main thing I like about abayas from this brand is their versatility: they look classic, but at the same time modern enough not to look too “thematic”. In addition, the quality of the fabric and cut makes them comfortable and durable, even if worn every day. If we talk about combinations with jeans or sneakers, then this is really possible, the main thing is not to overload the image. For example, I often wear abaya with white sneakers and jeans. It looks very harmonious, and the image does not lose its sophistication. I choose abayas with a minimalist design - without bright prints and heavy details, then it looks good with something more casual. It is important to remember that the abaya should be moderately loose, not too tight, to preserve its style. Personally, I wear them with skinny jeans or light trousers, this gives a good contrast to the soft drape of the fabric. But you don’t always want to wear abayas only with jeans. I tried wearing it with classic trousers, and this also looks very elegant, especially if you add some thin accessories, like long earrings or a stylish belt. This is exactly the case when you can mix styles: on one hand, the strict line of the abaya, on the other - a more relaxed part of the image.