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Originally Posted by snarkherder
The laws need to be gender neutral to withstand scrutiny in the US. So if a thong is illegal on a man, it will be illegal on a woman. Enforcement can be biased though...typically these laws are only enforced if someone complains.
Check state laws and municipal laws regarding indecent exposure. Most important is to know the area. As an example, it is technically illegal to be nude on california state beaches, but there are some where that law is never enforced.
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Yet in many places in the US, women are required to wear some sort of top where men are not.
NY state is an exception. Women are allowed to be topless on beaches and in parks, but very few do so.