concept   dress code
culture   Middle Eastern countries
statement   In Middle Eastern countries, a modest and conservative dress code reflects cultural and religious values.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 dress code Middle East Modest dress code with conservative clothing and covering of body parts 1
2 dress code Middle East Formal dress code with conservative attire is expected, reflecting modesty and cultural norms. 1
3 dress code Middle East Modest dress is expected, especially for women, in accordance with religious beliefs 1
4 dress code Middle Eastern Modesty in dress is highly valued, with traditional clothing often covering the body to varying degrees, influenced by religious and cultural norms. 1
5 dress code Middle Eastern countries Modest dress codes are important, with an emphasis on covering the body and adhering to cultural and religious norms. 1
6 dress code Middle Eastern countries Modest clothing, such as covering shoulders and knees, is expected in many Middle Eastern countries, especially for women. 1
7 dress code Middle Eastern countries Conservative dress codes for both men and women are often observed to reflect modesty and religious values 1
8 dress code Middle Eastern countries Modest and conservative dress code is expected 1
9 dress code Middle Eastern cultures Formal attire is expected in professional and social settings 1
10 dress code Middle Eastern cultures Modest clothing covering the body is the norm, especially for women 1
11 dress codes Middle East Modest dress codes, often including head coverings, for women in certain social and religious contexts 1
12 female dress codes Middle Eastern countries In many Middle Eastern countries, conservative dress codes for women, such as wearing headscarves or abayas, are common due to cultural and religious practices. 1
13 public dress code Middle East Modest clothing is expected, and attire may be influenced by religious traditions. 1