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However, this mainstreaming brings a nuanced complexity. While the hijab market is a celebration of choice for many, there is an ongoing sociological debate about social pressure. In some regions and institutions, the "choice" to wear the hijab has morphed into a de facto requirement, influenced by local regulations ( Perda Syariah ). Thus, the fashion industry walks a fine line: while it champions empowerment, it operates in a landscape where the pressure to conform is real.
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Perhaps the most significant cultural shift is the normalization of the hijab in Indonesian public life. Two decades ago, the hijab was common but not ubiquitous; many women wore their hair uncovered in professional and academic settings. Today, it is the dominant visual standard.
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