I agree, long sleeves can look nice with many outfits including shalvar qameez, and other outfits with long qameezes. And I also agree in that large exposed midriffs are generally tacky. However, I personally don’t like how sarees look with full sleeves and a hejab…I think it looks very awkward and cumbersome. It’s my personal opinion, that’s all.
I really don’t care to argue with you, especially now that you’re getting rude. Like I said before I COULDN’T CARE LESS WHAT YOU OR ANY OTHER HIJABI GIRL DOES. You can dress up in as gaudy an outfit and jewelry as you like, slather on makeup an inch thick, and get up and bellydance for your male guests for all I care (in full hejab, of course)…it makes no difference to me. I am simply pointing out a pretty glaring ideological inconsistency - one that apparently not everyone can pick up on even after having it explained to them repeatedly.
I rarely quote fataawa (especially Sunni ones at that), but here are a couple that explain why wearing makeup, and even colorful, pretty hejabs and abayas, are inconsistent with the ideology behind hejab:
Islam Web - Fatwa Center - A woman wearing light make up when going out of her house
Islam Web - Fatwa Center - Muslim sisters wearing attractive colourful Hijaab