The mainstream media have sent a clear message for the last several years: It’s cool to be slutty. Role models like Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, and even Bratz dolls convey standards about how far preteens and teens should go when they broadcast their sexuality. Now, as these messages seem to go over the top (at least in the eyes of some concerned parents), we start to see early signs of a backlash because some who subscribe to the “modest movement” advocate a return to styles that leave almost everything to the imagination. At the Pure-Fashion Web site, girls get style tips recommending skirts and dresses that fall no more than four fingers above the knee and no tank tops without a sweater or jacket over them; the ModestApparel site proclaims, “because a modest woman is a beautiful woman. Is our culture moving from a celebration of “girls gone wild” to “girls gone mild?”