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Her body was too much like that of the average woman, a bit short, nicely hipped, sweetly and richly curved. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #391)

"Very nice," I said, actually impressed. Paula may have been one of the many women whose attractiveness seems to vary inversely with the complexity and abundance of her garmenture, or, perhaps better, with the sort of garments worn. Surely she did not seem to have the sort of body for which so many modern fashions appeared to be designed. Her body was too much like that of the average woman, a bit short, nicely hipped, sweetly and richly curved. Modern designs did not flatter such a body, but its beauty would lie nonetheless beneath, of course, even if obscured by an uncongenial garmenture, as if waiting. If it were to be clothed, surely its beauty would be better served by simpler, looser, more natural garments. "Such a garment, of course," said Paula, "is designed to flatter a woman, to set her off, not to hide her, but to reveal her". - (Plunder of Gor)