[twinzmommy]

Agreed! hehe

Ironically I have to wonder if he wouldn't have a market in the Orthodox Jewish community, or even among some of the more modest dressing Christians that I'm friends with.

I for one don't mind more modest things like this, regardless of the ethnic or religious background of the maker/designer. Provided they aren't funding terrorists, can more modesty be a bad thing.

*laugh* I guess I should follow this up by saying that I've been back at college this week (at 34 years old -- 3rd long semester back) and I'm abhorred by what the 18 year old girls are wearing. I thought it was just me until I asked a young friend (21) if I was just old -- and her exact words were: "no, they really do look like street sluts." Cracked me up. But, it is *really* bad this year.

I have 11 year old twin girls and I'm truly hoping that the trend comes back around to more coverage before they hit college!

[ME-262]

Yeah, I used to think that scantily clad women were the greatest achievement of western culture.
But now I've come to realize my error.
The really fat women are better off being modest and staying away from spandex.
I guess I'm getting more conservative as I get older!

[Tamar1973]

I for one don't mind more modest things like this, regardless of the ethnic or religious background of the maker/designer. Provided they aren't funding terrorists, can more modesty be a bad thing.

Absolutely not. Modesty is always a good thing, not only in one's choice of clothing but in all aspects of our lives.

You wouldn't know that from the responses to this thread, particularly the male ones.