evidence: Furthermore, the vast literature on Muslim women, veiling, and the hijab has explored multiple reasons why women choose to wear hijab and challenges earlier hegemonic arguments shaping debates about hijab, feminism, patriarchy, and oppression. [4] Modest Muslim fashion can range from wearing the traditional salwar kameez without makeup or jewelry to wardrobes that may not include hair covering, to wearing a tunic with leggings. Because of its often-modest styles, the salwar kameez is commonly worn to both cultural events, such as dinner parties in the community, and to religious events at the mosque. But another loose, long-sleeve dress over pants with a scarf could also be worn to the mosque. Though a dress and pants would have no specific cultural meaning, it would read just as modest as a salwar kameez with a dupatta. [...] [3] Lewis, Reina . 2019. Muslim Fashion: Contemporary Style Cultures. Durham: Duke University Press. [4] Dougherty, Tara. "Contemporary Muslim Fashions Virtual Tour: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum." https://www.cooperhewitt.org/2020/04/24/contemporary-muslim-fashions-virtual-tour/.