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Chapter Eleven – History of Modesty, West and East 🌸🌿💚
Louisa prepared the way she always did for her university work — with books piled high, notes scrawled across her desk, outlines pinned to the corkboard above. But this time, the subject felt different. It wasn’t only academic. It was her life.
She worked through evenings, tracing the Victorian age with its high collars, gloves, and corsets. She pulled from sermons and pamphlets of the 19th century, where modest clothing was framed as dignity, Christian virtue, and discipline. She noted how industrial modernity had swept it all aside, how the Western world had equated “progress” with exposure. ...
Victorian Woman with Friend in Impressionist Style
This image shows two women, one in Victorian attire and the other in modern clothing, standing in a city. The image has a soft, romantic glow, reminiscent of Impressionist painting.
Created by Racoons Fashion on Aug 23, 2025 using the Google Imagen 4.0 AI image generator model.
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- Head and shoulders portrait of A curvy woman in in a high-necked, long-sleeved, fitted, buttoned calico dress with intricate floral patterns and subtle sheen, broche collar, gloves, thick faceveil, typical of 1850s modest attire with a matching black underbust corset and victorian bonnet hiding here ...Weight: 1
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... Anna joined her often, slipping quietly into Louisa’s apartment with her niqab and oversized pullovers, bringing notebooks of her own. She spoke about modesty in Islam, about haya, about the niqab not as oppression but as shield, choice, and devotion.
“You know,” Anna said one night, sipping tea, “we need to show them the humanity. Not just rules, not just history. Show them the faces behind modesty — even if one of those faces is unseen.”
Louisa smiled behind her veil. “Yes. Let’s make it living.” ...