Turkey's main airline is banning certain shades of lipstick and nail polish among flight attendants. And the cabin crew is not happy about it. Outrage spilled into social media, sparking newspapers columns and a movement after Turkish Airlines announced the new dress code this week. The dress code calls for plain makeup in pastel colors. "Red, dark pink and similar colors of lipstick and nail polish that are not in the current uniforms breaks up visual coherence," the airline statement said. Critics of the new dress code have taken to Twitter and Facebook to voice their outrage. A columnist with the nation's Daily Hurriyet urged women to send in photos of themselves in red lipstick, dubbing it the "Red Lipstick Movement."
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Critics take to  social media to voice outrage over new dress code
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The airline is Turkey's national flag carrier
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Turkey's culture pits Muslim elite against the old guard secularists
Many  who fear encroaching conservative values point to steps @placeholder has taken in recent months, especially restricting the appearance of its female cabin crew.