History Main / BedlahBabe

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* Daphne dresses up as a harem girl in a [[https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/14/3a/45/143a457bfd9edaa54f118bf5b1385426.jpg "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You" coloring book by Whitman from 1973.]]

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* [Warning: NSFW] A short doujin titled "Fortune Lovers" features a professional fortune teller who, upon coincidentally finding her old high school love interest, leaves her business card in his mailbox -- and when he arrives looking for some guidance, she greets him dressed in a ''really'' skimpy bedlah and a veil that, at least initially, hides her identity. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin It goes as you expect it to]]. It's left unclear whether her outfit, and the accompanying Arabian Nights mystical huggermugger and decorations lying around, are strictly for seducing him, or if it's just the style and ambiance she prefers for her business; that's a ''lot'' of effort just for one guy.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' fanfic ''Gaz Dreams of Genie'', the [[OurGeniesAreDifferent genie]] Azie is described as being dressed like this, which she refers to as "a silk two piece and see through pants". Apparently wearing it is a required part of being genie [[spoiler: as when Azie and Gaz [[BecomingTheGenie switch lives]], Gaz is stuck wearing the same outfit]].
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* Princess Jasmine in ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' is possibly the single most famous bedlah-wearer, in the harem pants and the little off-the-shoulder belly top. Jafar dresses her up in an even skimpier red version when he enslaves her. Additionally there are three girls frequently seen from the top of a balcony - all of whom wear this costume. As well as some harem girls Genie conjured up during the "Prince Ali" song.
* The Chipettes in ''WesternAnimation/TheChipmunkAdventure'' wear this outfit when meeting with the Prince of an [[ArabianNightsDays imaginary Arabian kingdom]].
* Princess Yum-Yum from ''WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler'' manages to make the look even more {{Stripperiffic}} with a sheer veil over her mouth.
* The princess in the feature-length ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon ''1001 Arabian Nights'' (despite its title, actually a retelling of ''Literature/{{Aladdin}}'') wears much the same top as her Disney counterpart from a few decades later, although her dress is longer and closer to the traditional European-style fairy tale princess.
* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooInArabianNights'': The harem girls in the Young Caliph's palace are examples of this. They seem to lounge about all day in the palace rather than do any actual dancing.
* Velma dresses up as a harem girl for a costume party in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooPiratesAhoy''.
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--> '''Hilda:''' And ''what'' is with the outfit?

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* Each harem girl is featured in the "Look and Find" book based on Disney's ''Aladdin''
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* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': ComicBook/{{Artemis}}, who is from Egypt, commonly wears sheer harem pants with a very revealing crop top and gold jewelry.

* Goofy dreams about having a harem of girls in the ''WesternAnimation/Goofy'' short called "How to Be a Sailor".

* King Tut, a recurring villain from the ''Series/{{Batman}}'' 60s television series, had a few female henchmen who dressed like this.

* In part 2 of the 3-parter ''WesternAnimation/BrunoTheKid'' episode called "Bye Bye Jarly", when Bruno and Harris are in a cafe trying to find Couscous, they meets a harem girl known as Popic, and Bruno asks her where he is.

* In part 2 of the 3-parter ''WesternAnimation/BrunoTheKid'' episode called "Bye Bye Jarly", when Bruno is in a cafe trying to find Couscous, he meets a harem girl known as Popic and ask her where he is.

* In part 2 of the 3-parter ''WesternAnimation/BrunoTheKid'' episode called "Bye Bye Jarly", Bruno meets a harem girl known as Popic.

* ''WesternAnimation/BrunoTheKid'': Bye Bye Jarly Part 2

* ''Johnny Quest'': Nightmares of Steel

** The genie of the same name of the show.

* ''Aladdin: Look and Find''

* In ''Grape Ape'': Ali Beagle and the Forty Thieves, a harem girl is shown at Ali Ben Ali's Rent-A-Carpet.
* ''Heathcliff'': Harem Cat

* ''Grape Ape'': Ali Beagle and the Forty Thieves

* A minor example occurs in ''Film/TheAbominableDrPhibes''. The blue movie Dr. Longstreet is watching features a young woman dressed as an Arabian who is apparently planning to something interesting with her FeatherBoaConstrictor.

* Aliyah (not [[{{Music/Aaliyah}} that one]]) originally used a look that was inspired by this costume on TV - ring gear with coins dangling from the hem and a bejewelled headband. She is of Arab descent and used 'Jasmin' as her ring name on the indies.

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* An episode of ''{{Series/Charmed|1998}}'' did an ArabianNightsDays plot and this seems to be the default uniform for genies - as both Phoebe and the one-episode character Ginny wore these. Note that this is only for ''female'' genies. The male genie costume was a lot more modest.

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[[caption-width-right:150:Her part of the world is known for its [[UsefulNotes/IslamicDress modest clothing]].]]

* An episode of ''{{Series/Charmed}}'' did an ArabianNightsDays plot and this seems to be the default uniform for genies - as both Phoebe and the one-episode character Ginny wore these. Note that this is only for ''female'' genies. The male genie costume was a lot more modest.

* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'': Some are shown in "Sphinx for the Memories" and "Masters of the Djinni"