Iran has introduced a new Islamic dress code which forbids shopkeepers from displaying female mannequins without a hijab in shop windows, or showing bodily curves.
"Using unusual mannequins exposing body curves and with heads without a hijab [Muslim veils] are now prohibited to be used in the shops," police said in a statement on Tuesday.
The Iranian police have also banned the display of bowties and neckties, and the sale of women's underwear by men.
The move is part of a campaign against Western cultural influences in the Islamic Republic.
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