Normalising “modest” wear. Afraid to be accused of bigotry or, even worse, being judgmental, media and business buy into the narrative:
Accepting that modesty requires to completely cover your hair (if not the face), and generally not to leave a square inch of your flesh showing except perhaps for your hands, logically means that you deem all other attire –- i.e.
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