This is a very controversial issue.
Addressing such a matter requires wisdom.
The truth is that Christians on earth are the same with the saints in heaven and are supposed to dress like them.
The dress code in heaven is pure sparkling white.
It is like a long flowing gown or blouse with sleeves that reaches to the wrists and to the ankles. What is seen of the body is only the neckline, the neck, the head, the wrists, palms, ankles and feet.
These white flowing garments have thousands of different designs and patterns on them.
Now because we are still on earth, God allows us to where clothes of diverse colours.
What makes up sin is not the ten commandments alone.
A woman wearing trousers or any garments at all that exposes parts of the body that ought to be covered is regarded as morally wrong and therefore a sin in the sight of God.
Now because God is love, He doesn't address that immediately when He wants to save a sinner, rather He deals with weightier matters first, such as lying, stealing, adultery, fornication, murder, abortion and the rest of them.
Later on, when a sinner is baptized in water and the Holy Ghost, He will now tell you, "Daughter, if you love me, burn your trousers and trust me to get you some really nice skirts and blouses."
If you have faith, you would obey Him even though you haven't seen the skirts and blouses.
This is how God deals with women in the Western world, where it is a culture for their women to wear trousers and everywhere else in the world.
The way Christians ought to dress is closer to the way Muslim women dress, minus the facial coverings.
​What is your opinion on this issue?
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In the first place, how do you know the dressing code in heaven is pure sparkling white? Have you ever been there? "We are not sinners by what we wear but what comes out through our mouth". You've forgotten that those in western world brought Christianity to us. Irrespective of their dressing, they are flourishing by the blessings of God. "If we are to be punished by what we wear or do, Jesus Christ was not supposed to have come from David's genealogy". "We are not in position to decide for God".