In brief
Among the signs the Prophet ﷺ foretold is the appearance of 'women who are clothed yet naked' (kasiyat 'ariyat), a widespread immodesty in dress in the latter days.
Abdullah ibn Amr narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said there would come in the last of this Ummah men who ride on saddles like saddles until they come to the doors of their mosques, their women clothed yet naked, on their heads like the lean humps of camels - 'curse them, for they are cursed' (al-Mustadrak 8346, graded sahih on the conditions of al-Bukhari and Muslim). A parallel in Sahih Muslim 2128 names 'women clothed yet naked, swaying and seducing' among the people of the Fire.
A moral sign that spreads over time; it has no fixed place in the order and no bearing on dating the Hour.
Guard modesty (haya') in yourself and your household with gentleness, and judge no individual by this hadith; it describes a condition of the age, not a charge against a named person.
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Where it sits in the sequence
Phase 2 · Signs that spread among people
The narrations do not put these in order, and many of them overlap. Sahih al-Bukhari 7121 lists several together.
What scholars have said
Scholars cite it as having appeared
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al-Nawawid. 676 AH
Explains 'dressed yet naked' (kasiyat 'ariyat) in several senses: women clothed in the blessing of Allah yet naked of gratitude and obedience; those who cover part of the body and bare the rest; and those whose garments are so thin or tight that they clothe without concealing. He lists it among the signs the Prophet ﷺ foretold of the latter days.
Sharh Sahih Muslim, on Hadith 2128
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