Shame dictates that the genitals should be covered even when a person is alone. The dress of women must not only cover virtually the entire body, but cannot be either transparent or close-fitting to reveal the shape of the body. When onlookers are close relations, prohibitions for women do not include hair, ears, neck, upper part of the chest, arms and legs.
Modesty demands that the genitals be concealed even when a person is alone. Women's attire must not only cover most of their body, but also avoid transparency or tight-fitting styles that reveal their figure. However, when close relatives are present, women's dress codes do not prohibit hair, ears, neck, upper chest, arms, and legs.