cross cultural dressing

I don't know if it is a myth or not, but I must admit that it is a very funny statement

To me a short skirt is a **** statement.
CB

you mean women are more **** in wealthy nations

Hi everyone,

KasshanPopular opinion holds that there is a positive correlation between the length of Women's skirts and economic state of the country...

That's the popular opinion? I think no one here would think so... Here the popular opinion is that the correlation is between the length of women's skirts and the number of man who will turn back and stare ar t

That's a funny view Kasshan,


Maybe I can put it this way. The less the women put on, the opener the country it is; the more the women put on, the less open the country it is. And open to a certain extent always good for development and progress, so as to lead to prosperity, whatever......

"Open" and "Rich" are certainly different things.

Well, they sort of cycle like everything else in fashion-as well as with the weather. Not many short skirts around here now-it's much too cold.

Well how's about Japan? Japanese women's traditional dress is Kimono, and you know it's quite long. However, Japan is still a major econimic power.

The discussion isn't about traditional dress, though. If I go out to wherever teenage girls are found shopping, will I see them wearing long kimonos or short dresses and mini-skirts? (And again, are we talking about economic prosperity or openness? Saudi Arabia is a pretty wealthy country and is pretty much mini-skirt free, I think.)

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01cite10Kasshan12cite10Popular opinion holds that there is a positive correlation between the length of Women's skirts and economic state of the country.Shorter skirts are supposed to signify prosperity, and longer ones a recession.Is this simply a myth?12blockquote

10I think the person who said this probably meant t