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I am very surprised that you had that experience in metropolitan city like Delhi. What were the women wearing? I don't even know what kind of dress women will h
by solutionyogi 10y ago
I am very surprised that you had that experience in metropolitan city like Delhi. What were the women wearing? I don't even know what kind of dress women will have to wear which covers theirs wrists and ankles.
Here's what you will find Indian women wearing in day to day life:
1. Educated, middle class: Salwaar Kameez, Jeans/Top, Skirt/Top.
2. Older or more conservative women: Sari. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sari https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sari Even Sari exposes a women's midriff and her hands.
Do you have any photo of the outfit that you are talking about?
- hackuser 10y agoTo be clear, I meant covered 'down to' their wrists and ankles, which might have been exposed. > 1. Educated, middle class: Salwaar Kameez, Jeans/Top, Skirt/Top. 2. Older or more conservative women: Sari. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sari https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sari Even Sari exposes a women's midriff and her hands. I'm not talking about a specific outfit; we saw plenty of what you describe, though not midriff-baring saris without something underneath. The photos of the saris looks familiar so perhaps I should have said elbows and not wrists. But did we see bare calfs, much less thighs; midriffs; shoulders; chest below the collarbone much less cleavage (somehow, this is a little odd to list out)? Very rarely other than a few westerners and in mass media. Obviously you know far more than I do about it. But while I may be forgetting some subtleties, we remarked on it at the time and I know what I saw. I wonder how to make sense of it.