“Cover the hinds”, all this noise will leave you speechless...

According to the BBC, girls were flying as guests of employees, so they are subject to the dress code. It was the expression that caused a wave of protests that left everyone speechless.

But it's not the first time that shelters have caused so much debate in the US.

For some, this is a comfortable garment, an alternative to jeans.

For others, the material that exposes the forms is exaggerated, even shameful.

Last October, a man wrote to the local newspaper in Rhode Island, U.S.A., demanding that women over 20 not wear shelters.

According to him, they are disturbing men.

This provoked a protest.

Hundreds of women took to the streets in shelters.

Organisers said that people do not have to tell others what to wear.

United Airlines has declared that passengers are allowed to wear shelters, but not guests and staff.

Various schools in the US have debated over their policies for shelters.

A school in Ohio was forced to allow for clothing after first stopping it.

The school was criticized for its sexist attitudes.

A university in Massachusetts planned protests after the school had banned house clothes and similar clothing from school.

However, the school did not withdraw.

According to them, the goal is to prepare students for the work world.

“The question of the working framework in our school is preparation for the workplace, and these clothes are not appropriate,” said the school.

Moreover, some shelters are also transparent.

In 2013, the company Lululemon decided to pull too much of the market with the claim that they are too transparent.

To add fire to the debate, the founder of the company said their shelters were not made for all kinds of women's bodies. / BBC/