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I tweak clothing for my younger girls quite easily, which one could do similarly with these outfits also.
One example: Do you know those formal dresses for girls that are mostly tank style that come out every Spring? My solution, I put a white collared school shirt underneath(pictured below)..modesty problem solved. So no more fretting over not being able to find modest dresses I just use cotton shirts and sweaters. Easy-peasy: )

You are a good example to the your chapel and the world. An example affects many more people than you can even imagine.

When we would go to restaurants, there is practically not one time that some one does not come up to us to commend us on the behavior of our children. My wife is a very good cook, so the children are accustomed to eating adult foods from all over the world and food for them is a big festival. All the children at the table eating and conversing and trying each others dish, it is a big festival.  You can see many couples and adults looking at the party and marveling. The clothes my girls wear is part of the attraction, it separates them from the world, it is what first attracts everyone. On two occasions, when I asked for the bill, the waiter told me it was paid already by someone who wished to remain anonymous. This is how one family can change the world, by actually looking like someone who is serious about living a happy holy life.

Because the modest families have 10 children while the immodest ones have 5.  Eventually the laity will become modest again, by process of elimination.  

Be careful there.... 5 children is well within range of assuming a family isn't using NFP, much less (mortally sinful) artificial birth control. It is within range of "normal family size" at least for some towards the back of the curve.

Family size is like a normal distribution curve (like IQ) -- there's the low back of the hump, the peak in the middle, and then it slopes down again on the other side. Right now the "peak" is at 2 children whereas it should be peaking around 7 or so.

I have a serious problem with those who put "10 or 12 children" families on some kind of pedestal, as if they are more Catholic, more serious, more Trad, or more holy than my family with 7 children. Not everyone has the same fertility, not everyone marries at 18 or 20, and not everyone breastfeeds their children (which is best for them).

The Church doesn't judge by numbers -- neither should we.

I think some of these "10 to 12 children" families that people look up to are just sinning in a different way -- they are proud, and feel they have "out-Tradded" everyone. Basically their mentality is that of the Pharisees. They fulfill the letter of the law better than anyone around them, so they're "the best" they think.