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Well, these are not the same women anymore.
Basically, feredža got eradicated by the 70s, and in 1990 (arrival of democracy) there were almost 0% of women wearing it.
Those women who had feredža back then are mostly old or dead, it's the young women that never wore feredža before (since they were born 20-30 years ago) and that put it on know.
So, to answer your question, yes you can find them, but those are not the women from Communist era, but rather young post-war generations.
Still, I don't have to mention that they are an obvious minority, albeit a growing one.
Also, another fact is that young generations definitely prefer hijab (head and neck covered) over feredža (everything covered). If a new young woman gets covered, it's a much higher chance she will take the hijab.
So, to be precise, it's not really feredža revivalism as much as hijab revivalism.
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