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.
�My friends and family were like �you should really start up a fashion blog for Sikh women�- because obviously, when we�re representing our religion, you have to wear modest clothing and still be fashionable,� she said.
�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