Accordign to Daily Telegraph, Miss Kaur started her Instagram fashion blog at the urging of her friends about seven months ago and now has more than 7000 followers.
“So I was actually going to start up a website but I thought I’d start up an Instragram Twitter and Facebook because that’s so much more important these days,
“I was like, I’ll just start up Instagram and see where it goes.”
The blog took off quicker than Miss Kaur expected with about 1000 followers within the first month.
“I would get personal messages from people (around the world) that would ask me, ‘I have my prom coming up. I want to wear … modest clothing’. So people ask me what’s an alternative.
The 20-year-old business student is now preparing to study fashion next year and create her website to inspire other Sikh women to wear the turban.
“This is my turban. this is the main reason I started Style With Kaur,” she said.
“Living in a western society wear you’re putting yourself out there with social media. It’s a really hard thing.
“You know people are saying you shouldn’t put your religion and fashion together. It doesn’t go hand in hand. It’s just stupid comments like that.
“But obviously the positive response has honestly been overwhelming and overshadows the negative”.
One day Miss Kaur wants to design Sikh garments that mix modern styles and traditional values.
“I feel that these days are so hard to find clothes that are modest and look stylish. Especially being in a price range where we can afford as well.
“I would love to design clothing or to cater for Sikh women’s needs or other religion needs as well.”
Designing clothes and blogging is not the end for Miss Kaur, she would also like to introduce the turban to the runway.
“In other countries Sikh men have modelled for Louis Vuitton and Tommy Halfinger, Gap and been the face of Samsung and it’s all been men, it’s not been a Sikh woman that’s modelled.
“I would love to change that; I would love to model for Chanel or Louis Vuitton.”
Singh Street Style, run by male blogger Pardeep Singh Bahrawas, was the first fashion blog to feature turban-centred outfits.
Great effort for Sikh turban. I am Sikh amritdhari woman wearing turban. I am proud to be what iam. My hair is white but they are hiding under turban. I feel great wearing dastaar (turban). Keep up this good job.
how do sikhi and fashion go together? Trivialization of Mariada.
Grow up veere ..
Waheguruji bless you with chardhikala.I m amritdari. Cover my head.my hair is white.I am at peace.People pass comments as they love fake look.I am blessed that is I appreciate Waheguruji blessings