Today let's talk about swimwear for Muslim women - Burkina.
Half a century of beautiful half of humanity each summer following the changes in fashion swimwear. Having started its rapid development with the American and European fashion shows, swimwear is firmly secured in a separate place in the fashion industry.
Women from different countries with each season, more and more show off the beaches of the world in a frank and challenging mini bikinis or bathing suits fused with intricate cutouts.
In modern conditions the mixing of cultures and religions, are not left behind and designers who create their works for women of the Islamic world. So there was a bathing suit - Burkina.Burkina - a term coined by Australian journalists. Swimsuit much like a wetsuit. This type of beachwear is made on all the traditions of Islam: it completely covers all banned for showing the place of the female body, leaving open the face, feet and hands are women. Burkina can not only swim, but also to surf.
The author of the revolutionary swimsuit is an Australian fashion designer, a Muslim by religion, ahed Zanetti. Burkina is made of a thin water-repellent material that is not illuminated, not adjacent to the body and dries quickly. This invention is represented by different colors of fashion and style.
Swimwear for Muslim girls consists of trousers long tunics and headgear of the original - in accordance with the requirements of a religious Muslim woman can not open in front of strangers, no part of the body except the face and hands. In such a bathing suit should not be too hot on the beach, water-repellent effect is welcomed.
Founded in Australia, it has earned popularity among the Muslim fanatics, HD, living in the sea states. After all, they do not need to go into the water fully clothed in a shirt, pants, or hijab.
By the way, followed by Burkin, designers invented and evrohidzhab. Just like the Europeans do not tire of repeating that every self-respecting woman should have a "little black dress," the authors evrohidzhaba, students design department at the University of Virginia go on about having to buy Muslim "exquisite black abaya."
That's this tendency!
