I think you have it backwards, Dana. You can sell modesty but sex sells. See the following link to a blog about Hayley DiMarco’s book “Sexy Girls: How Hot is Too Hot” where she uses a sexy cover to sell modesty: http://blogs.modestlyyours.net/modestly_yours/2006/07/selling_modesty.html

I know a number of women who’re discouraged and perturbed by the difficulty finding basic clothing that isn’t suggestive. From tight fitting shirts and pants to low collars and low hips, many women just don’t want to show off cleavage, their midriff or butt crack. Yet if someone wants to buy name brand clothing, that’s mostly what they’ll find.

I know I find women who dress modestly more respectable and even more attractive. Women who dress exposing themselves overly and overtly look trashy and slutty, even when it’s just a little cleavage.

I find it just as ridiculous as men wearing very little clothing or exposing their underwear, if not their buttocks. I don’t need or want to see that either.

How about a little descency and self-respect?

My daughter is tall (99th % to be exact) for her age (8) and you ought to see some of the stuff they sell at “children’s” stores. We find respectable clothing for her, but it isn’t always easy.

I’m always amazed at what people will buy and wear.

Modesty means self respect and the respect of others…

I would appreciate it of you would add a link to: http://www.cbformals.com/bumofofor.html
One of the problems I have found is the modest often means expensive. I am trying to change that.
For low cost gowns in general, you can go to http://www.cbformals.com
Most under $100.00
Thank you,