Aaliyyah Posted April 23, 2013 *Blessed;942118 wrote: Arabs do it better than Somali, if you take a photo at a Arab wedding waa lagugu soo duulayaa. I don't think Somalis are as bothered tbh. Last Somali/ Yemeni wedding I went to the DJ was behind a screen laakin mar walba intuu soo baxo ayuu Islamaha la hadlaayay. Lugu soo duulaya miya tidhi? baga saasa wanaagsan. lol@ intu kaso baxo islamaha la hadlaya. In my city there's this same 50 something bold guy who you would find taping every somali only-ladies aroos ( and the hypocricy is when the groom and his men are coming in, the guests are warned to wear hijaab if they are hijabis like u pointed out earlier...waan is weydiiya kan nin ma aha manto dhan ku hor boodayaan markay buraanburayaan? wa aduun) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saxansaxo Posted April 30, 2013 GaroweGal;940203 wrote: MashaAllah! Laakin nothing I would wear not a dirac girl, I have a soft spot of guntiino. Guntiinada is very nice. If i had to choose I would definetely go for that and saddex qeyska, subeeciyada and the whole package. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saxansaxo Posted April 30, 2013 Aliyah: Wearing them will definetely depend on the context, as blessed explained with the all women parties. But i agree some of them can be worn with a hijaab and a jacket if it's a mixed party/wedding. Guzel;940237 wrote: I dont like it, the dresses are too long, i am surprised none of the models tripped and they have no shape/too baggy I noticed their length aswell I think they have been inspired by the length of cabaayah, I was told back in the emirates that it's a trend that they are long and can touch the floor. Serenity and chubacka: I think also that it would look even more nice if they werent so wide, but I guess It's a matter of dookh. I've noticed that its popular that dresses are a bit wide there, maybe it's something with the trends there in carabta? I dont know. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Saxansaxo Posted April 30, 2013 *Blessed;942118 wrote: Arabs do it better than Somali, if you take a photo at a Arab wedding waa lagugu soo duulayaa. I don't think Somalis are as bothered tbh. Last Somali/ Yemeni wedding I went to the DJ was behind a screen laakin mar walba intuu soo baxo ayuu Islamaha la hadlaayay. Lol... Anigaa iyo dhoowr hablo ayaa nalugu soo duulay at a somali wadaad aroos after taking pictures of our selves recently. I've seen similar reactions of people that did that too in other somali weddings too, I guess waa iska nasiib. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
