The British peer followed advice not to touch her Iranian counterpart, Saeed Jalili, during a photocell.
But while she kept her arms firmly folded behind her back to avoid accidentally causing diplomatic offence to Muslims, she did not realise that her outfit would be thought too revealing for Iranian tastes.
Newspapers carried reports of the talks, held in Istanbul, which ended in impasse. However the censors filled in her low-cut top to give it a more modest, Islamic neckline. A spokeswoman for Lady Ashton said: "She was properly dressed. It was not low-cut. Many women in Iran are in a complete veil. These were international negotiations in a third country."
3 comments:
Umm, are Iranian men driven to lust for THAT?? My mind would never venture there.
As if it needed even be said, she was indeed properly dressed, she did nothing wrong. It's the hysterical delusionists who are the clowns in this.
Skin! Skin! Aaaaahhh!
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