Yes, women do still wear hijabs.  Maybe all that has come off is the full face veil.  

Still there is much more talk now of more and more important roles for women within the Church.  An acknowledgement by Francis and a few other brave hierarchs that women have insufficient voice within the Church.  That theology was formed without the woman's perspective.  Such talk was not allowed, or severely curtailed by previous popes.   

Small as these changes are, they are also important as first steps.  But, yeah, it is time for a big step.  I doubt it will be women priests or a women's deaconate that is the equivalent to that of males.  Just don't know what - appoint a woman as the second in command at the new Congregation on Laity, Family?  or appoint a woman as a full member of the CDF?  What is the next step?