John Chrysostom

But shouldest thou enter into a church, thou geest forth, without getting anything but countless leers, and revilings, and curses, not from the beholders only, but also from the prophet. For straightway Isaiah, that hath the fullest voice of all, as soon as he hath seen thee, will cry out, "These things saith the Lord against the princely daughters of Sion; because they walked with a lofty neck, and with winkings of the eyes, and in their walking, trailing their garments, and mincing at the same time with their feet; the Lord shall …

Homily on the Gospel of Matthew 89 ↗

Jerome

The Lord will make bare the top of the daughters of Zion, and will uncover their hair, and shame will be their adornment. This will also happen to us whose sins are hidden, when that which is written is fulfilled: Nothing hidden that will not be revealed (Luke 8:17). For as long as we are protected by hair and the garment of ignorance, people think of us as whitewashed tombs (Matthew 23), but inside we are full of dead bones, and we appear to have some cleanliness. …

Commentary on Isaiah ↗

Thomas Aquinas

116. And the Lord said. Here the divine judgment against the women is set out. And first, their fault is laid bare, second, their punishment is foretold, where it says, the Lord will make bald (Isa 3:17). The first of these is divided into two: in the first, he denounces them for their pride, in the second, for their lasciviousness, where it says, and wanton glances of their eyes. Concerning the first, he does two things. …

Commentary on Isaiah ↗