Indian and South Asian folks, do veiled homemakers look cute when their veil slips?

[Anonymous]

People of some other south Asian countries may have seen such ladies as well. Have you ever seen such a lady? Do you think they look cute and beautiful when they ignore the veil and continues to do their work?

[DishLady]

I don't personally wear one, however one of my bffs from school was very traditional and wore her sari daily. If the veil slipped a little her hubby always sort of magically appeared to give her a little squeeze and put it back in place. I always thought that was cute bc they were an older couple.

And here, yes, if you're wearing a sleeveless thing and your scarf or shrug slips off your shoulders guys tend to glance and smile a little. Many guys seem to find it sexy/attractive.

[Lesbologist]

It's sad when rape is such a thing in a place that women start making choices in clothing to not get raped... or even more so, when the men demand they cover up to not get raped. You might be thinking these evil dudes that rape after what I just said... but isn't it the women that raise them though?

[Iron_Man]

It’s not necessary to wear that kind of clothes where I’m from in America. If you do want to do it once for entertainment, I can understand, but I wouldn’t want it to be an everyday thing.

[AI Opinion]

Beauty here is super subjective, but the way you’re talking about “veiled homemakers” feels a bit objectifying. They’re just women doing their daily work, not really there to be visually judged when their veil slips.

If you find the look aesthetically pleasing, it’s better to keep that appreciation respectful and private, and remember there are strong cultural and religious meanings behind veiling.

[In_Trance]

She looks like she's dressed as the waffle House mascot

[MasterKS]

I have seen some when i visited india, i find it weird.

[RachyRach]

Lol how can this be generalized?

[Asker]

What's your take on such a look?

[Anonymous]

I feel sad for that woman.