MY SHITTY LIFE OF A BLOG
When engineering meets fashion, something bold is born.
Welcome to my personal blog — where DTU mindset, Muslim identity, and modern masculinity intersect with activist style. As a fashion-forward engineer, I dive into everything from body confidence to cultural criticism. This isn’t just another fashion blog. It’s a diary of resistance, self-expression, and unapologetic voice. Whether you’re into political fashion commentary, men’s identity issues, or just curious how innovation can shape personal style — you’re in the right place. Follow along as I challenge norms, share my story, and prove that a Muslim male fashion voice can rewire the narrative.
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ENGINEERING FASHION FROM THE INSIDE OUT
At the intersection of design and discipline, this early visual from my Twisted Suits project marks where it all began — long before I stepped into DTU with an engineer’s mindset. Created at Danish Design School (KADK), this board of sketches tells a bigger story: how fashion can be used to challenge norms, express activism, and build identity.
As a Muslim male fashion voice, my work goes beyond style. It’s about redefining masculinity through design. This isn’t just a creative journey — it’s a political one. That’s why I started this activist fashion blog: to speak up, show up, and design boldly.
Every line drawn during that project was a step toward becoming a fashion engineer — someone who builds with both hands and heart. From Copenhagen’s design studios to the halls of DTU, my mission is the same: combine structure with soul.
This image reminds me why I create. Not to follow trends, but to question them. Not to fit in, but to build a platform for voices often unheard.
Explore how engineer fashion, Muslim identity, and activism can meet in fabric, cut, and concept.
Welcome to Zahid’s blog – where engineering logic meets fashion activism.
From DTU insights to bold style takes, this space explores masculinity, identity, and life through the lens of a Muslim male fashion voice. Expect controversy, courage, and culture – unapologetically personal.
