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American Eagle, a brand which targets the youth, has also finally jumped on the band wagon of being inclusive with the range and designs of its collections, as reported by Glamour. The brand introduced denim hijabs this month with retouched new ads that debuted on Instagram - featuring Muslim model Halima Aden and the collection is on sale on the brand's website.
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Aden sharing her struggles and challenges with hijab shopping, confessed, "It’s not like I can just walk into the mall and find a hijab. It’s still kind of limited. It’s always been hard trying to find the right pieces that go together, but it’s always been something that interests me—finding new ways to be fashionable and cute but still being modest."

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High-end and mainstream brands, however, are gradually redirecting their designs to be more diverse - and in turn, expanding their clientele.
Active-wear giant Nike introduced athletic hijabs, and in February, Aden became the first hijab wearing model signed by IMG, and to walk in Yeezy's Season 5 Fall 2017 show. There you go - even Kanye West is on board!

Looks like hunting for hijabs globally will not be a dilemma anymore!
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