The "kerudung" is an Indonesian Muslim women's hijab, which is a loosely worn cloth over the head. Unlike completely covered counterpart of "jilbab", parts of hairs and neck are still visible. The "jilbab" is a more conservative Muslim women's hijab, adopted from Middle Eastern style, and usually worn by more conservative Muslim women. Unlike "kerudung", hair and neck are completely covered. "Jilbab" in Indonesian context means headscarf. It does not designate the long overgarment as implied in the Muslim society in other countries.