Joseph's other nemesis, Madeleine Vionnet, was also ridding our world of restrictive clothing with more draping styles.

Madeleine Vionnet dress, 1914.
liz3564 wrote:
If it is, indeed, possible for you to achieve this concept of "admiring rather than lusting", then why should it matter what a young woman wears in your presence?
ARGH! Here is a fantastic example of the message that is routinely sent to the females of the LDS church.
why me wrote:So, women should wear clothes were men need to control their thoughts?
Men and women need to wear clothes.
On campus, where young men have hormones running amok, it is best not to wear clothing that may give the young men lustful thoughts. In fact, the feelings that women should want to convey are admiration and attraction.
I know I've been frank, but this is the kind of dress I am seeing on this campus, and it shouldn't be here. When a young man walks into a movie that's inappropriate, he can get up and leave. When he sees something unsuitable on the television channel, he can change the channel or turn off the TV. But when he has to sit behind or by the side of a young woman who is dressed immodestly in a class, there isn't a whole lot he can do. And a young man on this campus shouldn't have to "hum his favorite hymn" all day to chase out thoughts that he didn't intentionally invite, especially on a campus where we have all agreed that we will obey an honor and dress code by being chaste and virtuous and adhering to the guidelines in the pamphlet For the Strength of Youth.
asbestosman wrote:why me wrote:So, women should wear clothes were men need to control their thoughts?
English please.
Bond James Bond wrote:I think Mormonism should transition toward a celibate priesthood. It's obvious that many Mormon men just can't handle any titillating activity or female contact and should retreat to monasteries to avoid contact with all women. Wade Englund should be in the vanguard.
why me wrote:Bond James Bond wrote:I think Mormonism should transition toward a celibate priesthood. It's obvious that many Mormon men just can't handle any titillating activity or female contact and should retreat to monasteries to avoid contact with all women. Wade Englund should be in the vanguard.
Now this is nonsense. There is nothing wrong with modest dress. How would you want your daughters to dress in public?