@*elizabeths-mum* wrote:
That would be the generous viewpoint, meep. Not nearly as much fun. 😄
My Iranian friend, whose clothing only stands out from the rest of us by being more stylish, tells me that when she was a beautician in Iran the women who covered up in public often had the most gorgeous clothing down to the skin underneath or at home. She has a very low opinion of how we dress. (Not that she has seen my knickers, but they are rather utilitarian)
Muslim patients we have had have only removed their headwear when there are no males present. I don't know if it would be as strict with burkas?
oh yes, i realise that. covering up in public does not mean not being able to wear fashionable, elegant clothes. I have many friends who cover up in public and wear designer label clothing and expensive perfume. Their make-up is always impeccable.
not getting a kudo for that
