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This Project Runway Finalist Is Making Muslim Fashion Mainstream | AJ+
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Ayana Ife became a star as the runner-up of Project Runway’s 16th season - and it wasn’t easy. Originally from a small tight-knit Muslim community in upstate New York, Ayana became the first modest fashion designer on the show, bringing Muslim fashion to American televisions and New York Fashion Week.
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Her muslim bride look at the finale is my favorite look of all time in project runway. I was blown away.
nice video
I cant wait to watch that season!!
Many brides wear vales, many of which cover the head. So in her beautiful and dramatic finale bride hijab look, it does not look like a traditional hijab at all, the way she incorporated the vale and shaped the hijab overall.
I'm not even Muslim and I loved almost all her looks.
Hi dailia u r not muslim but this is nesessary for women i m muslim boy
SHE IS SO INSPIRING MASHAALLAH
Girl you made me love my hijab 10 times more ❤️
💓💓
Why do people hate it? It’s beautiful
@@marieremelie6716 so is hair
*Tess * never said it wasn’t
@@tess2082 lol stfu
OMG u have no idea how much u just inspired me. I can relate to u in so many ways almost share the same story. Grew up poor, lived and still living a miserable life in Saudi Arabia I'm stuck in can't leave and I found a comfort in sewing. I know why u got so emotional when u were talking about sewing, it really is a joy to make something and for it to turn out beautiful and knowing that u made that! Ur gonna be a household name one day ur already doing big things. Who knows maybe one day we'll work together! All the love and success to u sister ❤
May allah grant you happiness, love 💕
@@yourfavoritestranger4786 ameen sweetheart may Allah bless u
Kay M كلزق
Kay M في وين ساكنين؟ شكلكم ما تعرفون شي اسمه فقر. اتقي الله و تثقف
@Kay M على اساس انك عايش حياتي او تعرف شي عني و توريني قصتي كمان. و كمان تقول بت حرام يا ريت لو تعرف كبر الكلام اللي تقولو عند ربك.
I love her. Modesty can be beautiful.
*modesty IS beautiful :))
I suppose
modesty can be exciting and inspiring
Is that a better way of putting it.
@@talhatariqyuluqatdis can be is fair you can be modest but in ugly clothing, beauty is in the eye of the beholder but typically it is used to describe aesthetic appeal, as opposed to simply philosophical approach.
Actually she taught us modesty can be mind blowing
You don’t have to reveal all of your body to be considered beautiful and she portrayed the message in such a unique way
This brought tears of joy to my heart! Your soul is so beautiful. I love how she sticks to her faith no matter what. Really inspiring 😊
Thanks sis for keeping it halal!
JazakAllahu khayran!
Star Cherry what is her name pleasee
I’ve adored Ayana ever since I saw her on project runway 😁 I’m so proud of her ❤️
0:56 oh man, ayana i liked you on project runway but this line "I was muslim so i had to get married" man with this line you lost me
I am a muslim and i can confirm that's not how it works. There's not such a thing as muslim women have to get married.
Her family may have forced her to that marriage but in the religion it's not a rule or anything.
True... My parents are cool with me being unmarried, im 28,and marriage is not something u forced upon... It is a choice....
But married is sunnah and thts complete the pray that we had
@@bayunizar5295 and sunnah means its better for you to do that but there is no forcing upon you. so is not wrong to not do that and its okay. but its better if it done in the right way.
if u could, able to and willing to.
@@RifkyAHakim thats my point exactly
I dont know her personally. But Im so proud of her and Im crying right now.
i loved her on her season and i am so happy to know she continues to get opportunities like these.
SO PROUD OF YOU 👏👍
I wish you said your name at the end when you said you wanted it to be a household name. So many times the woman’s name is excluded from magazine covers and family trees. Say your name and say it often. You are fabulous, and people should know your name.
Hi reney
That is amazing, I am so proud of her!
Thanks AJ+ for covering these stories, you guys are doing an amazing job as well!
People in my country like to call fashionista muslim as 'hijapster'. I like the way they style themselves atcually..modest yet elegant & beautiful..muslimah really know how to mix & match colour of their clothes with their hijab. Keep it up Ayana. U are amazing talented woman.
Hijabista, derived from, well, fashionista.
I would definitely wear the wedding dress it's beautiful and Captivating design 👏👏
I am so proud to see yemeni people from my country do a breave thing like that. Allah will be with you.🤲🏻
Ameen 🤲
I am also a Yemeni and I liked her too
that season of project runway was the best season ever, you could literally feel the love from all the contestants
YOU GO GIRL!❤️
Hi friend
This is so inspiring. May God bless and protect you, Ayana! I’m so happy and proud of you for taking control of your life and doing it in a way that is pleasing to the soul. Your creations are all beautiful!! MashAllah
YOU LIVED 30 MINUTES AWAY FROM ME in Tennessee. Bless you. I know the people here are not always tolerant. Thank you for being you.
Hi friend
I am actually getting teary eyed, this is such a Beautiful story and i am so proud of her.she is such a amazing soul and i wish her all the success and health and happieness in her future inshallah ♡♡♡
I am in tears. Love, love, love you.
Ayana. You are an inspiration 🤩
I absolutely 100% love her style. I'm not even Muslim. But it was time to see something DIFFERENT and that's exactly Ayana! It is wonderful to see options like this in fashion. I don't want to label it as "conservative" because I don't see it that way. It's just fantastic, fabulous fashion!
She's so inspirational! Love the interview
Congrats sister may Allah bless you, much love from Saudi Arabia, I love all my brothers and sisters.
Good for you. I’m SO proud of you ❤️
i'm so proud of her
Modesty need not be black dementor scary. Modesty can be colorful and fun bringing a good outlook to life on earth and not fanatically believing that it pleases God in any way. God is bigger than our earthly woes.
Calling the Abaya ‘Black dementor scary’ is derogatory and rude. Let women dress how they like
@@caracara300 when did person say abaya? I'm in USA. God himself invented flowers in every bubbling color. Look at God's earth! All that BS is man made BS. I thank the CREATOR for so many beautiful colors. Black is considered depressing by many cultures.
Cara Cara and men ?
I'm American and as long as the woman is not drawing attention to herself then she can wear any color. However the garments must fill the guidelines of covering according to Islam. In no way should a muslim woman beautify her garments to call her to be noticed that defeats the purpose of hijab, rather you get as beautiful as you want under you hijab like most of the women who wear all black do overseas. But whatever.
@@rebeccafrost5542 Hello dear, I live in a moslem majority country (but not an islam country). So I know, not all moslem girl wear black abaya. Most moslem girls who wear hijab, wear variety of design of colorful islamic modesty clothing, fashionista! Well, I'm one of them I wore modest clothing like this lady in the video 😆 Including some of them wear abaya, even black abaya with mouth covering too. Maybe, the stereotype make it looks bad. But I have a friend who wear black abaya and mouth covering, she's sweet and kind 😊 It's saddening about the stereotype of black abaya, but I know why it's exist too :".
I 10000% agree, the colors that exists today are so beautiful so why not use all that colors in our clothing? The creator made them all! Agree with that, for me my fav color is blue 🌊
However, still, I just want people to know that many sweet girls in black abaya, not just the stereotype people have in their mind. Honestly, the best thing is just let the woman wear what they want... Have nice day 😊
Good for her!
omg girl, I'm so happy for you ....
Wearing little clothing is not freedom. Freedom is having the choice to wear whatever you want, yes even a headscarf. That is freedom! Nothing more ignorant then telling someone what they can’t wear. Then gaslighting them by telling them it’s because that would mean they are oppressing themselves, it doesn’t even make sense. Stop being toxic.
I discovered this series and I'm watching all of these while crying at all of them. Such an awesome series.
This muslim brother of yours is proud of you! And I love it when someone rises from.poverty and challenges in life. Your dresses are beautiful and im here in the hospital watching this and Im rooting for you! May Allah give you all you need. Amien. Salaam from Amsterdam. Peace
Now I wanna watch project runway
I AM BALLING! Her story is sooo inspirational and I am so proud of her! Moreover, her clothes are STUNNING!!!
Fighting tears the whole video. I haven't seen her since I don't watch Project Runway, but wow the strength and determination is amazing. I love it.
I dont usually comment on videos but mashAllah you are very talented and im rooting for you!
Salam dear i like scarf girl its ident of muslim gi
Hijab doesn't mean to cover your hair only, it's your whole body especially the Private parts, so skin tight clothing is non Islamic sister
@tokyo ghoul hey totally unrelated and random but love ur name, I've been thinking of watching that anime
@tokyo ghoul I'm just not used to the gore that's why I've been putting it on hold but I've heard great things
Nono Zebra As a muslim woman I do agree with that BUT bringing in any kind of modest clothing into the fashion industry is progress no matter what way you look at it. She's making these clothes for muslim and non muslim woman so of course they aren't going to be muslimah clothes.
👍
I am tired of only finding revealing clothes in the stores during the summer, so this is refreshing.
MashaAllah..you go girl, make us WOMEN PROUD!!! Just know you are inspiring many young Muslim and non Muslim girls to go after the dream!!!
Yass sister... Im majoring also in Fashion design rn. Hope all continues to go well for you. May Allah bless you 💜❤
I always love it when people take control of their life back. Be happy Ayana
Alhamdullilah. Mashallah. I’m so proud of this Muslim Sister.🕊🌹🌺👌🏻
Salam dear nice coment
May Allah keep blessing you sister with the success ameen
Ameen
So proud of her.
You are a true inspiration to all the young Muslim girls out there! And a real representation.
#yougogirl can’t wait to wear your clothes! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Salam dear u r looking nice
Hey🙋♀️, can you do some video for what happen whit muslims in China? Please.
And india
Indian muslim not muslim
Excellent work! Proud of you! Onwards and upwards!
Loved her and her work. Wishing her all the success in the world. You rock Ayana!
Well deserved!!!🙏🏾👸🏾
Can't wait to buy ur line!
Beautiful young lady. Very inspiring story.
It’s not ‘’Muslim’’ Clothes, Muslim came in all colors and shapes, and being Muslim can mean being Indonesian, Pakistani, Egyptian, Morrocan, Somalian. So ‘’Muslim’’ is not the right term.
What you showed is called ‘’Halal’’ Clothes. That means than can be wear by a Muslim.
Hope it’s clear
I thought halal is for food
Yoongi Bear halal means permissible. Loads of non-Muslims only know a part of law and that’s the ruling on food.
MMM Not really halal in my opinion. Modest is the only way to describe it
Halal is an Arabic word that means “permissible.” In terms of food, it means food that is permissible according to Islamic law. For a meat to be certified “halal,” it cannot be a forbidden cut (such as meat from hindquarters) or animal (such as pork.)
Halal is mostly for something you consume and/or ingredients in something. Clothes aren't really considered "halal", it's more suitable to be called modest.
Legit made me cry. So proud to see Muslim sister thriving in fashion industry. Keep it up sister. Much love. May Allah bless your path with peace and love
Amazingly talented woman.
MashAllah.
May Allah help you in your endeavours and make you wildly successful in this world and the hereafter.
What s great inspiration you are sister MashaAllah . May Allah swt reward you. Keep pushing forward InshaAllah you achieve your goals 🙏❤🧕🏾
She IS an inspiration 💜 God bless her
So proud of you. Thank you. Here in France everything is very difficult for the Muslims people.
Thank you hope to see your line soon
Now that's called real passion! 😤💕✨
Ayana don't listen to the hate comments. Those people know nothin about Islam and Islamic fashion. In islam a woman can wear whatever she wants it just has to be modest, it can't resemble mens clothing it can't be revealing and it can't replicate the disbelievers. Other than that everything is perfectly fine. Those people saying go back to your country, need to know many muslims do live and are born in North America or Europe! And a Burka is something the minority of Muslim women wear!
WITH BEING ON THE SHOW YOU WON🏆
Ma shaa Allah such an inspiring Muslimah ❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤ you are so talented mashallah , keep your faiht sister!!!!! 🇧🇪🇲🇦
Good for her. Congratulations! Beautiful designs and wonderful example...had me in tears at the end
MashaAllah you were great on Project Runway, I loved that season!!! And MashaAllah you are great now!!! Keep up the excellent work!!!
One of your biggest fans!!!
Omds why did this make me cry.
This woman is amazing
So proud of you!!! May Allah grant you success in all your endeavors!!!
Ayana your work is soooo great you will be a roll model for young muslim girls continue the great work you do
iam soooo proud of you
Omg that wedding hijabi dress IS my dream dress like literally 😍😍😍😍😍
I really hope she achieves her goals
Hi plz u wear scarf
Rock on! Love your attitude and your designs..being Muslim only enhanced your designs! Always love the headwear. Dust bowl Oklahoma...I WOULD wear one! Seems like a bonus to me...protecting the hair.
Reminder.tight dresses are not actually supposed to be worn in public
Just beautiful!! I love her look!
So inspiring❤️
She is such an inspiration to young Muslim girls.🥰
Omg thos made me cry that is so cool yaaasss grl 😭🇳🇿🇳🇿
This is really inspiring, made me so emotional omg 😭😭
Salam sara
WHAT AN INSPIRATION MAY GOD BLESS YOU
So happy for her
You go girl 🥰🥰 I’m really proud of you 👍👍
Even some of her design didn't show the true islam modesty..but yes..she done something and maybe lots of Christian or other religion people buy her clothes because of it was modest enough for other religion...and maybe those who wear it will change their mind to know more about islam...who knows..keep up the good work ayana...
Jilbab is beautiful. It is also mandatory to wear. It looks amazing.
Ayyyy she talented !! Wish her all the best ..and hope i can wear something from her collections one day🙌
Wooow MashaAllah 💞... All the best in Shaa Allah 🤲🤲🤲
Well,now I gotta watch the show!
Yes I own that bride look!
😍👏🏻 you are amazing
wow this had me in tears
We love you, you made our girl proud to wear the hijabs. May Allah reward you and your parent. We need someone like you and your God send person keep going my child ❤
Alhamdulillah. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩💝💝💝💝💝
I really appreciate it.
The sounds of ignorance can be drowned by the loudness of love and acceptance, you are a beautiful human being, fly, spread your wings and fly, as high and as far as you wish.
I was obsessed with project runway when I was younger, and though there wasn’t as much variety even 7 years ago, I’m so happy children can now grow up and be inspired by seeing themselves represented in the fashion industry.
I am a non religious women who didn't always dress modest and who now does. I appreciate beautiful clothes that look fashion forward.
Im so proud!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Salam naqb
Masha Allah may Allah bless you with lots of success in life and hereafter 😘😘😘 love from India
Sana Baig Ameen