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These were known as "micro-minis"

According to the Department of Labor, under the Fair Labor Standards Act, "if the wearing of a uniform is required by some other law, the nature of a business, or by an employer, the cost and maintenance of the uniform is considered to be a business expense of the employer." An employer can require an employee to pay for a uniform, but the employee's wage cannot as a result drop below the federal minimum wage

[1] Other types of traditional fashion include the clothing of the Ainu people (known as the attus ) [2] and the clothes of the Ryukyuan people which is known as rys (, [3] [4] most notably including the traditional fabrics of bingata and bashfu [2] produced on the Ryukyu Islands

I do not care if you are at the peak of physical fitness with a rockin body, there comes a point in every womans life (Senior I and above to be exact) when showing too much skin simply is not a good idea