I used to wear revealing clothes, I changed my style to 1950s dresses now men treat me with more respect - they even hold the door open for me

UK Daily Mail ^ | August 27, 2024 | Jowena Riley

[Albion Wilde]

I used to love seeing those home made cotton shirtwaist dresses that the mother wore on Young Sheldon.

[dforest]

And the mattress can also become a President.

[Albion Wilde]

[SovereignVA]

Have you tried linen? It’s expensive, but cool and durable.

[Retain Mike]

So much of clothing today is what a pimp would dress a woman in to distract a “john” from considering she might have one of those diseases that cause your ears to fall off.

Those dresses definitely say she is top tier and deserves the greatest of respect. She is also not obese. I graduated high school in 1964. The problem did not exist then.

[scrabblehack]

No one has said anything about the large percentage of muslim men in the UK...

[hoagy62]

Thanks. I honestly had no idea.

[mware]

Audrey Hepburn/ Grace Kelly look. Very becoming.

[mware]

Call the Midwives has some beautiful customs especially when the covered the 40’s and 50’s.

[leaning conservative]

We live in a college town in the south. Students have been streaming back. It is shocking to see these young, beautiful girls in in “skirts” that are basically panties with a ruffle. I am not a prude, but where are the parents saying no, that’s not acceptable. What do you do when you drop something? So many are wearing them. Modesty does not mean dressing like an Amish woman, but about having respect for yourself.

[wgmalabama]

I don’t think she can. Even women will not vote for knee pads Harris. I could be wrong but I don’t think so. Women can rationalize a man being a whore but not women. I don’t agree but women are odd that way. Hence with all the cheating Hillary lost. That’s why she was so pissed off. They cheated like crazy and she still lost. She was a whore.

[AmericanMermaid]

Yes! You are absolutely right. I still hold onto my jeans & tee shirts, plus shorts (appropriate for 60+), but I am enjoying the femininity of dresses and skirts more often. Hoping to inspire other women to opt for them, too.