MAISON
HIJAB

Brand Identity • Creative Strategy • Direction • Visual Storytelling

I worked with MAISON HIJAB from its earliest stage, helping translate an initial question into a clear brand identity.

My role spanned brand strategy, naming direction, visual identity, and art direction, laying the foundation for a brand rooted in confidence, elegance, and empowerment.

FOR THOSE WHO THRIVE

Defining the Why

The brand started with a question: Why can’t hijabs make you feel comfortable and confident?

My role was to translate that question into strategy, framing both the vision and the visual language. This wasn’t about fashion alone; it was about confidence, presence, and representation.

Creative Strategy & Positioning

I helped articulate the brand’s purpose, positioning it at the intersection of empowerment and aesthetic simplicity.

We defined: core audience insights, category narrative and emotional territory, brand pillars that translate into every visual choice.

This strategic foundation anchored creative decisions across identity, imagery, and expression.

Brand Identity & Visual World

Display of several fashion advertisements featuring women wearing sunglasses and headscarves, with text promoting Maison Hijab and fashion items.

I designed a visual system rooted in calm sophistication, modern, tactile, and honesty.
The identity reflects both heritage and contemporary expression, giving room for strength, softness, and movement.

Art Direction — Unearthing the Real

Across photoshoots and campaign visuals, my focus was on human presence, not perfection.
I directed imagery that feels lived-in, grounded, and true, where fabrics tell stories and gestures feel authentic.

Black and white photo of a woman wearing a hijab, looking at the camera, with the text "Maison Hijab" overlaid.
A woman wearing a grey hijab and red top in a portrait setting with "MAISON HIJAB" text overlay

Realness in Storytelling

Alongside polished campaign visuals, I captured analogue behind-the-scenes moments, raw frames that reveal process, context, and atmosphere. These moments aren’t refined, they’re real. They give texture to the brand’s world and connect with people on a human level.

Open magazine pages displaying a model wearing a yellow hijab on the cover and an article about a hijab pop-up store in Utrecht, Netherlands.

Content Strategy & Early Social

I shaped the initial content direction to reflect authenticity, not staging.
Our story wasn’t told as look at us, but as feel with us. Organic rhythms. Less gloss, more life.

Outcome

MAISON HIJAB launched with a visual identity and narrative rooted in clarity and purpose. My involvement covered the founding years, building the brand from question to identity. The brand has since grown to 56.5K followers on Instagram and expanded into physical retail across Morocco. It's a brand that doesn't just exist. It feels seen.

A close-up black and white portrait of a woman wearing a light-colored headscarf, with her face partially blurry and her finger pointing towards the camera.
Instagram profile page titled maisonhijab with a grid of colorful photos including people wearing headscarves, sunglasses, fabric textures, and a logo, displayed on a smartphone.