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Originally Posted by UNiQFashionista
Louna-i agree that i do think that some kids just find it cool- without knowing the history behind it-i mean in the middle east- u dont and wont c kids wearing it as a fashion statment- its usually only worn by men. for the purpose of traditional dress- and not for any political statement.
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In the mid-90's alternative students wore them alot, but for them it was an political statement (while the piece of fabric is of none political but of traditional purpoce, to my knowlege)
For the people now, it is just fashion, but I am wondering, who started this trend? it is pretty big, they wear it all over the world.