Wells was required to wear high-waisted shorts that covered her navel. Dawn Wells and Tina Louise were not allowed to expose their navels in Gilligan's Island (1964–67). The first exposure of a navel in a TV series occurred in 1961 on the Dr. The image that appeared in most publications had the belly button removed. It featured a blonde-haired, bikini-clad model exposing her belly button posing on a rock above the caption 'What to show your wife in Scandinavia'. In February 1964, Scandinavian Airlines placed an advertisement in newspapers and magazines throughout the United States. Her costume became low-rise (without censorship) in 1985 and In 2013, Barbara Eden attended the Life Ball event in Vienna dressed in the same costume of I Dream of Jeannie but revealing her navel.
After a few frames of her navel exposure went unnoticed, they decided to use fabric and skin-colored makeup to conceal her navel. Her pants had to be worn above the navel, which became ineffective. During the 1960s, Barbara Eden was not allowed to show her navel on the American TV show I Dream of Jeannie (1965–70). In 1951, the United States Code of Practices for Television Broadcasters came into force, which, besides other things, prohibited female navel exposure on American television.
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