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Shirt, Trousers and Salwar kameez are widely worn in Urban areas.

Trousers were widely worn by both civilian and military women.

They were widely worn in rural Australia as early as the 1920s.

Designers in the audience picked up the idea; Norma Kamali's version was widely worn.

The best designers reversed the trend with an all-black silhouette that is being widely worn this winter.

The Ribbons That Bind The red AIDS ribbons, which started as a symbol of solidarity with the sick, have been widely worn and frequently adapted over the years.

Many locals were wearing red poppies rather than the black and orange St George ribbon representing the Soviet Union's victory in the second world war that has been widely worn by anti-Kiev insurgents.

Visit the country (or its former dominions including Canada and New Zealand) in November and you will still see paper poppies being widely worn — a reference to the blood-red flowers which grew on the shell-torn battlefields and to John McCrae's poem "In Flanders Fields".

The style itself is widely worn by many Rastafarians, a religious movement bred in Jamaica, and, for some among them, it can represent a resistance to Western or Euro-centric hairstyles while honoring their roots. .

Italy, after the invasion of Kuwait, put its airports and frontiers on alert for potential terrorism; security police have been reinforced and bulletproof vests are being more widely worn.

Arguably her great strength lies in making clothes that are widely relevant, worn by Solange Knowles and Miranda Kerr, but also stocked at matchesfashion.com and net-a-porter.com where anyone can buy her no-nonsense chic.