UncommonTEEN for Christian Teen Girls
Jul 6, 2026 · 15 min · 10 segments
Is modesty just about hemlines and necklines? Or is it something way deeper than that? In Part 2 of our modesty conversation, Jamie sits down with Rosie, Kayleigh, and Sadie to dig into what modesty…
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Do you think that modesty can show up in a way that has nothing to do with clothes?
Yeah.
Yeah.
For sure.
It's almost like you can feel it, like I was trying to say, like you can feel it behind the outfit in a way, like the heart intentions.
Sometimes even without knowing the person or knowing their heart.
You can just see it.
Sometimes I feel like people might tend to hear like it's a heart thing and then they'll use that as a way to just make an excuse to wear what they want, even though it's like inappropriate.
But like, I think it's definitely like the confidence that you are a daughter of the king and you are already valuable and already seen and already fully loved and you don't need to draw attention to yourself anymore.

Going back to what Kaylee said at the very beginning when she explained modesty, she saw modesty as somebody who is secure in who they are in Christ, somebody who is confident in walking that way.

What does it feel like when you're around a girl who is genuinely secure and who God created her to be? She's not out there to get attention.
Everything.
I can picture people that you just described that are like that.
And I love just going and saying hi to them even because they're some of the sweetest people I know.
They are always caring about other people.
They bring everyone around them up.
I've never seen these people tear anyone down.
They're very friendly, kind.
The way that they stand there when you talk to them is very secure.
And it just makes me feel secure.
I don't know how it does that, but it makes me feel secure.

Do you think that modesty can show up in a way that has nothing to do with clothes?
Yeah.
Yeah.
For sure.
It's almost like you can feel it, like I was trying to say, like you can feel it behind the outfit in a way, like the heart intentions.
Sometimes even without knowing the person or knowing their heart.
You can just see it.
Sometimes I feel like people might tend to hear like it's a heart thing and then they'll use that as a way to just make an excuse to wear what they want, even though it's like inappropriate.
But like, I think it's definitely like the confidence that you are a daughter of the king and you are already valuable and already seen and already fully loved and you don't need to draw attention to yourself anymore.

Going back to what Kaylee said at the very beginning when she explained modesty, she saw modesty as somebody who is secure in who they are in Christ, somebody who is confident in walking that way.

What does it feel like when you're around a girl who is genuinely secure and who God created her to be? She's not out there to get attention.
Everything.
I can picture people that you just described that are like that.
And I love just going and saying hi to them even because they're some of the sweetest people I know.
They are always caring about other people.
They bring everyone around them up.
I've never seen these people tear anyone down.
They're very friendly, kind.
The way that they stand there when you talk to them is very secure.
And it just makes me feel secure.
I don't know how it does that, but it makes me feel secure.
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