Some jeans, heels and a plain black shirt

Upon further reflection, you suppose it does make a degree of sense. Qadib's shop is on the edge of Beaurette Street, bordering the area of Coxley which is mostly Eastern European and British. If his shop entertains both Westerners and Muslims, it makes sense to dress appropriately and make all feel welcome. It's just good business sense, right?

You slide yourself into some jeans, again needing to jump and jiggle until they fit around your waist. Inshallah, one day I will find clothes that fit me properly.

You catch a glimpse of yourself in the mirror and smirk, try as you may to be a good and modest Muslimah, a small part of you will be proud of the way your body inspires lust in men. It makes you feel powerful, knowing what effect you can have on them.