I don't understand how being covered equates with not being comfortable with one's own body. It's arguable that people who choose to cover are so comfortable with their bodies that they don't have to seek the validity of displaying it for the gaze of others.
Who is more comfortable with their body - the 14 year old girl throwing up in a toilet so she feels better about herself or the 14 year old playing football in a tracksuit and hijab? Covered women have much lower rates of self-harm and eating disorders
Well said. FWIW, I did a subject at uni that covered comparative religions, and found out that many non-muslim women (especially in Egypt) have started to adopt the hijab. The women claim that it is liberating to them to not have to worry about or be defined by, fashion or sex appeal. I can see where they are coming from! I will see if I can find a link to the original study (sorry to go OT...).

EDIT This isn't the article I was thinking of, but it makes the same point.