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Did she see herself in the mirror as she now seemed, moody, and attired as befitted a woman of high caste, or did she see herself there otherwise, perhaps in a ta-teera or tunic, as men might choose to keep her. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #106)

The male slave was silent. The Ubara continued to regard herself in the mirror. I wondered how she saw herself, really, in that reflection. Did she see herself in the mirror as she now seemed, moody, and attired as befitted a woman of high caste, or did she see herself there otherwise, perhaps in a ta-teera or tunic, as men might choose to keep her. One of the pleasures of the mastery is that the clothing of the slave, and, indeed, even if she is permitted any, is totally at the discretion of the master. Accordingly, she will be dressed for his pleasure, and as he wishes. To be sure, there are certain garmentures which tend to be generally approved, and which are in common use, in particular, tunics of various cuts and brevities. - (Magicians of Gor)