Beauty

Brittiny Roseberry • August 17, 2026

SHAMARYAH NICOLE


CUSTOM MODEST APPAREL

Clothed in Grace. Designed with Purpose.


There is something deeply powerful about clothing that tells a story—one of dignity, intention, and beauty that begins from within. We are honored to highlight Shamaryah Nicole Custom Modest Apparel, where every garment is thoughtfully designed to reflect grace, confidence, and divine purpose.



Each piece by Shamaryah Nicole is more than fabric and thread—it is a reflection of womanhood rooted in modesty, strength, and timeless elegance. From flowing silhouettes to custom detailing, her designs honor the beauty of a woman without compromising her values. These garments are created for women who desire to be covered, confident, and crowned in purpose.



Whether it’s a custom modest gown, a bridal design, or a one-of-a-kind statement piece, Shamaryah Nicole’s work celebrates femininity with reverence and refinement. Her designs speak to women who understand that modesty is not limitation—it is luxury, identity, and intention.


Why Women Love Shamaryah Nicole Designs:



●    Custom modest apparel designed with care and prayer


●    Elegant silhouettes that flatter without revealing


●    Ideal for brides, special occasions, worship, and everyday modest living


●    Crafted for women who value faith, purpose, and authenticity

 


If you are seeking modest women’s clothing, custom modest dresses, or faith-inspired fashion that aligns with your values and enhances your natural beauty, Shamaryah Nicole offers designs that feel personal, intentional, and timeless



This is modest fashion with meaning.


This is elegance without compromise.


This is being clothed in grace and designed with purpose.




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PRETTY MODEST BOUTIQUE


WHERE MODESTY MEETS BEAUTY, GRACE, AND PURPOSE


At Pretty Modest Boutique, fashion is more than fabric it’s a reflection of identity, dignity, and intentional living. Crafted by visionary designer  Nola J, each piece is designed for women who desire to dress modestly without sacrificing beauty, confidence, or individuality.


Nola J understands that modest fashion is not about hiding—it’s about honoring who you are. Her collections celebrate womanhood through flowing silhouettes, rich colors, thoughtful details, and timeless designs that move with grace. From elegant kaftans and layered gowns to statement pieces that feel both regal and approachable, every garment is created with care, purpose, and heart.


What sets Pretty Modest Boutique apart is the balance of comfort and refinement.


These designs are made for real women women who lead, nurture, worship, create, and show up fully in their daily lives.


Whether you’re attending a special event, gathering with family, or simply stepping out with intention, Nola J’s designs allow you to feel beautiful, covered, and confident all at once.


This is modest fashion that tells a story your story.


  • A story of grace over trends.
  • A story of purpose over pressure.
  • A story of beauty defined on your own terms.


If you’ve been searching for clothing that aligns with your values while still making you feel seen and celebrated, Pretty Modest Boutique is for you.


Thoughtfully designed Modest, elegant, and feminine Crafted with intention and excellence.


Discover fashion that honors the woman you are and the purpose you carry.


Pretty Modest Boutique by Nola J Modesty. Beauty. Purpose Beautifully Worn.


MODESTY BEYOND THE FABRIC:

WITH FOUNDER OF PRETTY MODEST BOUTIQUED

NOLA J.



Finding Purpose Through the Needle



TCWM: What first inspired your journey into sewing and modest fashion?


Nola J.: I initially got into sewing simply to develop a homemaking skill after my second son was

born in 2018. At that time, I could barely sew a button, let alone fix a zipper or hem a

pair of pants. But after my baptism in 2017, I developed a deep desire to model my life

after the Proverbs 31 woman and to follow the lead of Wisdom.

The Most High placed a zeal and passion for sewing in my heart that quickly grew into

making garments and doing alterations for friends and family. Still, the greater burden

was always internal—transforming myself into a woman with a mind and heart after Christ.

I often asked myself, If He came down and saw me right now, would I be

shameful in His sight by my attire?


My husband has been a tremendous guide and encouragement in this journey. He has

helped shape my perspective on creating clothing that is modest while also challenging

cultural ideas of beauty. With the help of the Holy Spirit, my understanding of what is

truly beautiful—especially for myself—began to change.

Defining Modesty Biblically



TCWM: How do you define modesty from a biblical perspective?


Nola J.: This is one of my favorite topics. When I was launching the line, I spent countless days

discussing modesty with my favorite confidant, Zimrah Qol. We even tried to come up

with a tagline—though we never landed on one!


What I’ve come to understand is that modesty isn’t primarily about outward appearance.

It’s about inward submission to Christ. When your mind and heart are fully submitted to

Him, you no longer feel compelled to conform to the world’s standards of appearance.

In essence, modesty is the outward reflection of what already lives within you.


What you wear may change based on your growth in the Word, the occasion, or your

circumstances—but the heart posture remains the same. You will naturally choose to be

appropriately covered because your goal isn’t to draw attention to yourself, but to glorify

God in all things (Colossians 3:17; 1 Corinthians 10:31).


Scriptures such as 1 Timothy 2:9–10, 1 Peter 3:3–4, Galatians 5:22–26, and Philippians

4:5 all point us back to the same truth: true modesty reflects a godly heart through

humility, self-control, and Christlike character—not rigid clothing rules.


Freedom, Beauty, and Scripture


TCWM: How does Scripture shape your understanding of beauty and freedom in Christ?


Nola J.: My view of modesty always begins with the inner person and our walk with Christ. A

close friend and fashion icon I admire, Natazayab, once reminded me of Scriptures that

expanded my understanding of freedom in Christ.


Exodus 35:25–28 describes skilled women bringing beautifully crafted fabrics—blue,

purple, scarlet, and fine linen—for the Tabernacle, contributing directly to the dwelling

place of the Most High. Song of Solomon 3:10 also speaks of beauty and adornment,

describing silver posts, gold backing, and purple fabric lovingly crafted by the daughters

of Jerusalem.


These passages show us that beauty and craftsmanship were never excluded from

holiness—they were offered unto God.


Cultural Inspiration & Design Philosophy


TCWM: What influences your design process at Pretty Modest Boutique?


Nola J.: I’m often inspired by traditional African, Indian, and Asian cultures—places where

modesty, femininity, and moral dress codes have long been preserved. Many people

don’t realize that our ancestors were the forerunners of this type of fashion, and I see

my work as a way of restoring that legacy.


I incorporate feminine aesthetics—gently defining the waistline and suggesting flattering

necklines—while maintaining modesty. Many of these designs are especially popular for

feast days.


I also offer custom work. Clients often bring inspiration photos, and we collaborate on

how to adapt those ideas into something modest and aligned with their convictions.

Beauty That Speaks for Itself


TCWM: How do you respond to critics of modest fashion?


Nola J.: Honestly, my sisters answer that question themselves. When my models post photos orwe do fashion shoots, their inward beauty shines so clearly that even skeptics can’t

deny how stunning the final looks are.


Modest makeup and ornate wrapped hairstyles further enhance the aesthetic. Seeing

truly is believing.


Advice for Women Beginning Their Modesty Journey


TCWM: What practical advice would you give to women newly convicted about

modesty?


Nola J.: Learn how to layer clothing. You don’t need to throw everything away. Many Christian

modesty influencers on Instagram show how to layer dresses, tops, leggings, belts, and

scarves to create intentional looks.


Start small. Not everyone can afford to overhaul their wardrobe overnight. Take steps

with intention and allow the Holy Spirit to guide you—even in areas like hairstyling.

Everything doesn’t have to happen at once.


Personal Style & Creative Expression


TCWM: How do you help women express individuality while dressing modestly?


Nola J.: I love when sisters come with their own ideas—some sketch designs, others bring

photos. We always begin with a consultation to discuss the purpose and occasion.


Accessories are key: head wraps, earrings, belts, bracelets, and modest makeup help

personalize each look. I encourage women to mix and match pieces they already own.

My designs are enhancements—not replacements.


We don’t want to look like the world. We want to stand out—but in a good way.

Modesty, Identity, and Womanhood


TCWM:How has modesty shaped your identity as a woman?


Nola J.: Dressing modestly connects me to our foremothers. I think about Sarah and the

Proverbs 31 woman—women who were confident in who they belonged to.


They dressed with the Most High in mind, caring more about His view than anyone

else’s. Modesty keeps me grounded in my roles as a wife, mother, sister, friend, and

auntie, all working together for the Kingdom.


Teaching the Next Generation


TCWM: Do you see your work as a form of discipleship?


Nola J.: Absolutely. I see myself as both a teacher and an influencer. The younger generation

learns by what they see, so I want to provide visible examples of modesty.


When I started, there was so much confusion about what modesty even looked like. I

want to make it easier by modeling it and sharing designs they can aspire to—or even

recreate. In the future, I would love to host sewing classes, if it’s the Most High’s will.



A Final Word of Encouragement


TCWM: What is your final encouragement to women?


Nola J.: Life is too short to live for other people—we live for the Most High. Stay in the Word and

let it shape you. Work on the inner woman first, cultivating the fruits of the Spirit.


Let your outward appearance simply reflect the joy, peace, and purpose you’ve found in

Christ.





Nola J.


Founder,

Pretty Modest Boutique

Prettymodestboutique.com


Step 1:


Cleanse: The BALM Soap. Each ingredient is very beneficial for your face.


It helps to tone, exfoliate, moisturize-all in one!


Allow the lather to stay on your face for roughly 5-10 minutes.


Allow the soap to dry down like a mask. Rinse off and gently pat dry.


The BALM Soap can be used day or night

Step 2:


Tone: The BALM Oil. Use dropper to apply oil to clean skin and massage in.


This oil aids in toning complexion while hydrating, calming and fighting bacteria on skin.

Step 3:


Moisturize: The BALM.


ALWAYS apply on clean skin and massage in.


Each ingredient is very beneficial for your face & body to help fade dark spots, moisturize, and tone the skin.


Always apply on clean skin and massage in.

Step 4:


Hydrate Undereye: The BALM Eye Cream.


Apply cream with ring finger it has the lightest touch! Best to use on clean skin.


Eye cream is a heavier cream designed to be used at night.


The undereye skin is very delicate and tends to dry out fast, especially overnight.


This eye cream keeps under eyes hydrated, which helps prevents wrinkles, tired eyes, dark circles, while keeping the under eyes bright and youthful!


It can be used in the day as well but ideally for night time.


A little goes a long way!

Step 5:


The BALM Lip Treatment.


This lip treatment is designed to use at night but can be used in the day as well.


It gently exfoliates lips, and leaves them hydrated, soft and moisturized! 

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