5 Timeless Eid Outfits You Don't Want To Miss

Eid Al-Adha is in less than 10 days…

I’ll let that sink in for a sec.

How did we get through Ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr, and now tackling the cold for the next Eid approaching us? I swear even time can’t catch up with itself anymore.

Nonetheless, it’s not long before Eid Al-Adha is around the corner and we’ll all be scurrying to the next ‘best’ shopping centre, or hitting ‘add to cart’ to find our Eid outfits. That’s if we make it in time.

Albeit, sometimes you try being prepared and searching for an outfit in advance. Only to lead you to more questions. How should you dress for Eid? What colour do you wear for Eid? Is it OK to wear black in Eid?

To help assist you with this never-ending vicious cycle, I've short-listed a selection of 5 timeless hijab Eid outfit ensembles perfect for the demure woman. My curated selection of jewellery, handbags, and footwear options simplifies the styling process for you, making it effortless to find everything you'll need. You can now say good-bye to stress and anxiety, and welcome confidence with style.

#1 eid outfits: maxi dress

As Eid Al-Adha coincides with winter in Australia, opting for deeper tones and thicker layers is synonymous with the season. I've put together a look with the Norma Kamali rich, chocolate brown maxi dress. Paired beautifully with the suede Scarosso pumps and a leather beige dior handbag, you'll have their jaws dropping. Playing around the textures is crucial if you're sticking to the same colour hue to give the outfit the respect it deserves.

#2 eid outfits: silk

This ensemble consists of an all skirt main outfit. A pussy bow blouse and maxi skirt from Lilysilk. Starting off with a monochromatic centre allows for leeway in choosing what colour you want to pair the outfit with. A deeper red longline blazer with beautiful gold hardware from Goelia and a croc print handbag from Aspinal of London are the additions you never knew you needed. Oozing in luxury, I completed this look with a pair of embellished gold heels from D&G, and of course gold accessories to tie the look together. I originally opted for a deeper brown hijab, which you can definitely do, however I didn't want to hide the deep, rich red tones, thus decided to go with a pale hijab tone.

#3 eid outfits: TULLE

Love the femininity and grace of a tulle skirt. It truly elevates an outfit if you feel like it's looking a bit dull or boring. Pairing it with a blazer and belt gives a Dior classic look, oozing with timelessness. Of course, you can't go wrong with a statement Burberry scarf to tie the look together. Add your knee high leather boots, and you've got yourself an elegant Eid ensemble.

#4 eid outfits: leather

Leather = Winter. It just is what it is. It's the only time during the year that I found myself reaching for my leather coats or skirts. And what better time to incorporate a maxi leather skirt from Norma Kamali than this Eid Al-Adha. Styled with a Sass&Bide plaid blazer and a pop of bordeaux heels and handbag, you have yourself one fierce outfit ready to knock them all out the park. Don't forget to wear your leather gloves and throw on them diamonds. Chef's kiss. If I do say so myself.

#5 eid outfits: green

There's something about deep green tones that compliment the winter. Although it's a colour that can be worn anytime throughout the year, it just hits different in the cooler seasons. I've curated this look with a Lilysilk maxi skirt, leather knee-high boots and a Celine black leather handbag. The gold accents through the blazer and belt amplify this ensemble giving it a luxe feel. Definitely a showstopper you wouldn't want to pass on this Eid.