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How to look stunning during Eid-el-maulud

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Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

By Chioma Obinagwam

Eid-el-maulud is the commemoration of the birth of Muhammad. It is celebrated by muslims all over the world.

The celebration is marked by visitation of family and friends; visit to places of interests; social gatherings, decoration of streets and homes.

As muslims the world over celebrate, those of them in Nigeria are not left out as the federal government also declared a two-day public holiday beginning from Thursday to enable muslims in the country mark the event.

Confiance News, however, put together gorgeous outfits which could be worn for the occasion.

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

Eid-el-maulud fashion. Photo: Pinterest

 

 

 

 

 

 

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