Perhaps you meant Burqa?
We also would have accepted chador or hijab.


The person will have an underlying tendency to be outspoken anyway,
-He/she is very likely a conformist and,
-believes everyone else should be a conformist and,
-believes it is their place to influence others to their ideals.

He/she may also be emotionally affected with feelings of
-sexual intrigue and/or
-embarrassment and/or
-anger and/or
-levity
from your bold and non-standard attire.
And you just never know. This description fits my mother to a T, yet she keeps trying to talk her boyfriend into wearing a kilt.