I read the article, and personally have no problem with what the young woman was wearing. Revealing, yes. Obscene, no. And the outfit is fashionable and looks good on her.

I am all the more surprised that she was appearently stopped boarding a Southwest flight at SAN. San Diego isn't middle-America. Southwest is the airline whose flight attendents used to wear hot-pants and proudly advertize, "We sell love." (I am not making this up.)

I would like to see airlines impose a fashion code, but not for what she was wearing. More than once I witnessed sweaty, fat, hairy men in wife-beaters leave their foul manly residue on a seat for the next passenger. Yuck! Southwest Airlines, I'm talking to you!