Beginning in the 17th century, fashion is one of the phenomena with the greatest impact on the life of a man from the Western cultural sphere3, thus becoming almost his second nature4. The position of fashion, or rather its significance for individuals, is undeniable, and at present one cannot say that it refers only to the West. In addition, in some cases it conflicts with tradition5 and constantly strives for new6, and what is new is often associated with modernity. According to Nietzsche, fashion is an important feature of modernity because it abolishes traditions. In his opinion, it is also irrational, because it does not change for a specific reason, but because to create something modern7. In the modern world, fashion is an important element in the development of various cultures, including Muslim. However, while in the case of Western culture you can agree with the statements presented above, in the case of the Arab world it does not quite apply. It's all about the inability to reconcile fashion and tradition. This probably means a departure in western fashion from the forms of dresses that are widely recognized as traditional, and which in Muslim culture must interact with each other, which is mentioned in the rest of the work. Speaking of fashion, you cannot limit yourself to certain definitions or enclose it in a specific framework, because under one concept