Looking for stylish Islamic wear in Metro Detroit?
Metro Detroit is no stranger to clothing stores that cater to our ever-growing Muslim American population. It was only a matter of time before high end boutiques like Hija.Bee of Dearborn Heights came along. Excerpt: "Hija.Bee has professional makeup artists and scarf designers. Makeup is only $10 for eyes, and $20 for a whole face — compared to salons that charge up to $75 for makeup. Scarf designers have made astonishing pieces for brides on their wedding day since opening March 2011. Hija.Bee does alterations and gift baskets too. In less than a year of being open the store has received international attention with orders being placed from various states, and countries such as Canada and Palestine. The two admit word of mouth has been good to them." Read the rest here.
Metro Detroit is no stranger to clothing stores that cater to our ever-growing Muslim American population. It was only a matter of time before high end boutiques like Hija.Bee of Dearborn Heights came along.
Excerpt:
“Hija.Bee has professional makeup artists and scarf designers. Makeup is only $10 for eyes, and $20 for a whole face — compared to salons that charge up to $75 for makeup.
Scarf designers have made astonishing pieces for brides on their wedding day since opening March 2011. Hija.Bee does alterations and gift baskets too.
In less than a year of being open the store has received international attention with orders being placed from various states, and countries such as Canada and Palestine. The two admit word of mouth has been good to them.”
Read the rest here.
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