Jan. 10 - Chicago Tribune
"What we have here today is most women wearing an Arab-style scarf on top of American-style outfits," Kaiseruddin, 31, said. "Arabs have their style of hijab, Malaysians have theirs, Indians have theirs, but we haven't come up with a Western or American-looking style. I'm hoping to cultivate the creation of a cutting-edge, very American hijab style."
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