Orthodox
Worn
Worn adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Both words in one sentence
- But it's only worn by men, and hardly ever worn outside of a synagogue by non-Orthodox Jews.
Source: Hat Shop - If the long-ish skirt is denim and worn with sneakers, it is the uniform of the Orthodox Jew, particularly when the top is a fashionable blouse worn over a long-sleeve t-shirt.
Source: Hollywood Dress Code -
The tallit, (also pronounced tallis depending on dialect) or Jewish prayer shawl is a religious item worn during prayer by Jewish men in orthodox and traditional circles, and also by women in more liberal Jewish movements.
Source: Gratuitous Use of the Tallit
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