Red lingerie sales boom in Saudi Arabia, minus Valentine's Day

The trend represents change in Saudi Arabia, where religious police once cracked down on sales of Valentine’s Day items and people wearing red on February 14.
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Red clothing and underwear are displayed in Saudi shopfronts, but the increasingly popular Valentine’s Day promotions are missing one thing: the festival’s name.
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