Eid al-Adha is around the corner, and while your family group chats are full of Eid sacrifice (Qurbani) plans and who’s bringing dessert, your main concern might be: “What am I wearing?”

It’s winter, it’s giving cosy chic, and it’s 100% okay to admit that you’re planning your outfit before you’ve even planned your plate. This Eid isn’t about OTT drama, it’s about smart layers, practical glam, and still looking stunning even when you’re dodging the meat trays and running around setting the table.

Here’s your 5-outfit inspo guide to serve looks, stay warm, and slay your Eid pics like the fashion-forward queen you are:

Casual but make it chic

Sometimes you just need a fuss-free outfit that still looks like you put in effort. Think: a relaxed pants layered with a trench, puffer or oversized coat, and a cute pair of boots (because takkies are cute but boots say you’ve arrived). Add a scarf that ties the look together. This is for the girl who wants to feel dressed up without the drama.

Knit co-ord queen

Matching knit sets are an Eid essential this winter. Pair a long-sleeve knit top with wide-leg bottoms and skip the heels, you’ve got things to do. Takkies are your best friend when you’re bouncing between the kitchen and the lounge, making tea, handing out plates, and still managing to look put-together. Glam it up with gold hoops, turban styled hijab or soft waves, and a crossbody bag to stay hands-free and stylish.

Here for the pics, babe

This look? It’s a whole aesthetic. An icy blue faux fur coat layered over a cosy knit, crisp white trousers, and pointed heels. It’s the fashion girl’s version of winter glam (even if it is styled simple). She’s camera-ready and fully in her main character era. This outfit says, “I planned this shoot and this Eid fit.” And we’re obsessed.

Soft drama, subtle slay

You walked in, and everyone noticed. Think a classic abaya with luxe details: faux fur trims, feather sleeves, or embroidered sparkle. You’re not trying too hard, but you absolutely understood the assignment.