Sweet Farewell

To bid my girls a sweet farewell I had a lunch date with The Scarflets and Hana Tajima a few days before I left Malaysia. In fact, it was the day after I attended Maher Zain's concert. Talk about a star-filled weekend! After Hana's très lovely tea party all of us wanted to chill out with her again and we invited her right hand woman, Puteri (Yuna's cousin), to join us. 

What do you get when you put 20 women together? Well, why don't you see for yourself! 

Say hello to Hana Tajima, Puteri, Shea, Emmy, Ami Schaheera, Aimie Bahirah, Farah Mislina, Farah Ilyana, Farah (btw, all 3 Farah's are sisters), Zafirah Hanis, Nurul and Jezmine. Phewh! 

Top: Japanese Soba with Soft Shell Crab - yummeh!

Centre: More yummeh food!

Bottom: Alexis' famous pavlova smothered with whipped cream and topped with fresh blueberries and strawberries

With my beautiful girls (top left to bottom): Hana Tajima, Ami Schaheera, Aimie Bahirah, Lyna, Adriani, Farah Ilyana, Fatin Alwani

A close-up look at the outfit of our shining star, Hana. 

I don't know how she does it but she always looks good mashaAllah!

Check out everyone's styles! Allow me to introduce Nanie, Wanie, 

Aishah Amin (the lookbook superstar is now a blogger!) and Eyqa this time.

Sue Anna Joe and baby Luqman came a bit late but they made it in the end and that's all that matters.

The sweetest woman ever, Yunne, and Hana

Then there was Cik Epal, fashion photographer Mr Garbagelapsap himself and his friend, Johan, who came by to take photos of some of the girls (have a look at the photos), Aishah Amin and her sister, Fatimah, and last but not least, Maria!

All in all, it was a wonderfully girly and glamorous day! And meeting Hana Tajima again was of course the cherry on top of the ice cream but all the ladies who came that day are beautiful in their little and not so little ways. I love our meet ups because it's fascinating to get to know these otherwise virtual people with more depth. All of us can somehow connect to each other despite how different we are. I guess that's the power of hijab, fashion and Islam all thrown in together. Truth be told I miss my Scarflet sisters dearly and alhamdulillah we do keep in touch frequently. 

Until my next holiday in Malaysia I won't be seeing these ladies for a while. By then some of them will be married, inshaAllah. Oh how exciting! Anyhoo, this post literally took half a day for me to finish because of all the editing so think of it as an early Style Sunday okay? Adios amigos!

{some photos are courtesy of Ami Schaheera and Garbagelapsap}