Are women mainly and relevantly observed while: standing? Walking? Working?
no to these Being sit? Talking?
yes to these Chatting?
yesish Dressing? Undressing? Praying? Going shopping? Fo to public places? Eating? Drinking? Selling items?
no to these Have contacts with strangers?
Initially, yes, but later no All are possible?
noIf the women are alligned and want to be observed: do they want to be sure that D knows that they are aligned?
This isn't the point of the exercise, but they would want to be certain of this nonetheless That D's employer knows it?
as above So that they have access to something relevant/have no problems?
no That they are allowed to change the items? To buy new ones?
no to both Do women have many handbags and shoes usually?
irrel - although having a range would make things more difficult for DamonRelevant the age of the women observed?
yesish Young age? Old age?
somewhere in between, as a rule 
Clothing made in occidental countries relevant?
noAre women relevantly employed somewhere?
no Do they relevantly work with public?
no Do they know to be observed from when they wake up?
They will know that they will have face-to-face contact with Damon on the day it happens, yes Are they observed an entire day usually?
no Just few seconds?
no Hours?
and no 
Do the 3 items belong to them?
yes Had they wore them before?
Most probably, but irrelevant Was it usual for them to wear such items?
yesAre such women relevantly newly converted to muslim?
no - and they are likely to have been lifelong adherents to the faithIs a passage relevant (from a religious status to another for instance)?
no Are gifts relevant?
no Ahrems?
no Weddings (are there?)?
weddings are not relevant in the moment, although all these women will have been married Are certain women entitled to wear something and other not?
irrelevant Are colors relevant?
of the handbags, shoes, makeup etc., yesDuty: is covering the face relevant?
yes Veil relevant?
burqa, but yes Covering every part of the body?
yes Is the content of the handbag relevant?
no Praying time relevant?
no Ramadan?
no High heels?
potentially Is it possible for women to make up?
yes To have handbags?
yes Are the duties specifically referred to the 3 items? To other pieces of clothing?
no to both Are the employer men muslims as well?
yes, in most cases Are parties
no/special occasions
yope relevant? Do the shoes reveal to D where the woman walked?
no Do the 3 items reveal to D if the women have observed the duties?
noAre the women in muslims countries when observed?
yes In public places?
yesHas D the power to arrest women?
no To call police and let them be arrested?
irrelevant; it is unlikely he would want or need to do thisTo be sure are dressing duties referred to women?
yes To men?
noIs the main aim of D's work: to make sure that such duties are observed? By women in general? By observed women all time?
no, this is not a major part of his work (and I'm not sure how much, if any, responsibility for this would fall to him)women know to be observed: do they want to be observed? yes --> for safety reasons? Are they rich people? Do they want other women to allign to the same parameters?
no to allIs it under the women power/control to be alligned or not with the clothing duties?
This is a sociopolitical can of worms which is fortunately irrelevant to this puzzleIs the name of the woman: registered (e.g. in a PC)?
yes The real name?
yes Does the name reveal something about the woman?
yes Do muslim woman take the name of the father/husband?
One moment while I disappear down a Wikipedia rabbit hole on Muslim naming conventions.... no, it appears they don't, although the children do. Are the women relevantly called by name?
yes Is labeling relevant?
Not sure - there is a relevant relationship/status of these women which involves a label/title