This sister wears her hijab in the Basic Tie Style.  It is folded just by her ears, and then tied at her chin.

This sister wears her hijab with 3 pins. Note that it is drawn across to conceal the bottom of her chin.  Similar to the "Pin and Fan" style in the directions.

This sister is wearing the High Pinned style. 

This is the basic al-Amira tube scarf. 

This sister is wearing her scarf pinned under the chin. She then took the extra tail and tucked it in at the chin. The other tail is pinned on her shoulder and fanned out.

These sisters are wearing underscarves / caps and regular scarves set back at the crown and pinned at the chin.

This sister is wearing her scarf in the "Pin and Fan" style.

This sister is wearing her scarf pinned at the chin. She then draws the two tails behind her head, and ties them in a knot underneath the back of the scarf.

This photo shows four styles: pinned and fanned (2), pinned at the chin and then tied into a knot, and the 'isaba, which involves rolling a headband from the length of cloth, wrapping it around the head, and knotting at the back.

This sister is wearing a waist-length cape style khimar, with an underscarf. The khimar is like a hood which slips over her head. Khimars come in varying lengths: waist, hip, knee, and calf.

This sister is wearing a basic jilbab with her scarf drawn  under the chin and pinned at the back.

This sister wears a modern dress-style abaya with a shal (milfeh, shayla) pinned at the chin and wrapped around.

These sisters wear knee-length khimars with matching skirts.

An example of shalwar kameez.

Two examples of baju kurung.

Two views of "Syrian Niqab," where the scarf is drawn around the face and pinned.

This sister is wearing an underscarf, cape-style khimar, and a half niqab, with an elastic band that is set over her ears.

This woman is wearing a Moroccan djellaba. The long hood is drawn up and pinned at the back of her head to cover her hair.  She also has on a half-niqab with an elastic band.

This woman is wearing a headband style niqab or boushiya which is tied at the back of her head. The extra eye covering veil is laid down flat upon her head and tied under the headband.

Two more examples of niqab: The sister with the glasses wears a headband style "boushiya," with the eye veil flipped back over her head. The sister in front wears a half-niqab with elastic band underneath a matching plain scarf.

An example of boushiya with the eye veil down.