Cultural Impact of Muslim Fashion: Market Analysis for Hijab Fashion

This presentation delves into the cultural impacts of Muslim fashion on the market analysis for hijab fashion. It discusses the disruption of local religious aesthetics, modest fashion, and the change of social class and how people wear. The presentation also highlights the impact of Islamic attire on Indonesian women and the lack of enforcing the law. The references provide further insight into the topic.

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Cultural Impact of Muslim fashion

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In non-Arabic nations, women clothing has
been regulated to official dress codes to
represent a sign of honor or moral health of
the entire Muslim community (Hebbani, and
Wills, 2012).
The other cultural impact of Islamic fashion is
the change of social-class and how people
wear. An Arab chador is the most favorite for
the upper-class youths in Tehran which has a
very big headscarf.

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The other probable impacts of Islamic attire is the
disruption of the local religious aesthetics for instance
in pious fashion by green and red embroidery.
Existence of this bad hijab has led to some cultural
consequences which includes; lack of administering
the required 74 lashes on women who break the law
due to inadequate police to enforce the law(Ghumman
and Ryan, 2013).
Modest fashion has also interfered with the
Indonesian women who traditionally never used to
cover their head and shoulders as it was viewed as
Javanese aesthetic of beauty (Patel, 2012).

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