The present work brings a research about the gospel morality, which includes women s clothing as an important element of social distinction. From the ethnography in evangelical churches in the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro, I tried watching how the subjectivities are manifested in speeches and how religious and cultural experiences operating in distinct ways of dress up perform and judge the beautiful. It follows that between the judgement of taste and practices of dressing there are agency operations where women invest in constructing a personalized visual identity without opposing the evangelical morality, but also showing the multiple ways on how these norms are incorporated. In this sense, the dialogue between distinction mechanisms and the relations between performativity and materiality build a corporal and communal ethics, contributing to the understanding of the regulation and registration of these female bodies carrying social meanings.