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She looked beautiful and it was the perfect dress for her body type. It has that southern charm of yesteryear look. Quite possibly she had taken any precaution that her breast would slip out since that is easily done.
I have seen boobs and butt cheeks hanging out when the kids walk on their way home from school.
Girls dressing inappropriately on the way home from school makes it all right to dress inappropriately for prom?
Suzy, you and I usually agree about things here at C-D, but we disagree on this topic. As photographed, I think the dress is just fine. In fact, I think she looks absolutely gorgeous.
IMHO, it wasn't particularly revealing- she just has breasts.
I have run up against this one myself. It's 110 degrees outside and the ladies that are small-chested can wear whatever they want, but a hint of cleavage will get you sent home according to corporate dress code.
I used to buy minimizer bras (these essentially strap your breasts down like duct tape. Not real comfy) because I didn't want to wear a burka or a turtleneck to work in the Vegas summers.
Apparently other girls wore backless dresses and thigh high slit dresses to this prom. The dress she wore does not look particularly "revealing" to me. She just has boobs.
Yes, I understand there will be some minimum standards. But this doesn't seem egregious.
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Last Friday, Amy "spent time looking for the perfect dress, got her hair done and was meticulous in putting her makeup on," Tiffani Taylor, a friend of Amy's, wrote on her Facebook page. But despite looking "like a princess," she was turned away from the school dance because her dress - an off-the-shoulder embellished tulle gown - was deemed "too revealing."
I just went to our local prom's grand march a couple of weeks ago. There were some off-the-shoulder dresses. Look, I know that 'sexy' makes people uncomfortable. But like it or not, human beings are sexual creatures. And 17 and 18 years olds, even if they're not sexually active, are typically going to project a certain sexuality. That's normal. That may make some parents uncomfortable, and I do understand that. But it's still a reality.
Ultimately, it's a judgment call, and different people will draw lines in different places. But I really don't see this as being something that warrants sending the girl home and thereby ending her prom experience.
I think the dress is beautiful, and the young woman looks lovely in it.
She does....but:
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Not the most revealing dress, not the most flattering for her, imo,, and definitely not appropriate for a senior prom. I always wonder what the parents are thinking when they allow their daughters to wear inappropriate clothing to a formal occasion, unless the mothers are wishing they could wear something like that.
I just do not think it is appropriate for a senior prom, nor for a 17/18 year old. I do think it is flattering on her, I just do not think it is appropriate.
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