I think it's wrong to impose dressing any specific way on others,

(Although I understand it most in a work context)

And I don't think it's fair to judge another person's intentions with their clothing, because perhaps they don't mean to be "too revealing."

On one hand, I don't like to attract attention and like modest styles. I have my own perception of what that means, though- but deep down I'm a nudist and I think it's perfectly fine to be nude- I think people should calm down about nudity, bodies are perfectly natural and not inherently sexual.

But here I am in a society which sexualizes female bodies constantly, so I'm not trying to draw that kind of attention. It's sort of something imposed on women, and we're judged no matter what. (About time to ignore misogynists, amirite?)

But if it's super hot out and I'm hiking, I'll wear a sports bra, I don't care at that point. That's part of why I love hiking. At some point, you're so focused on your sport, nothing but making it through matters.