HANDCUFFS OVER CORSAGE

I have seen strippers wear more on stage.

Nasty!

My daughter would of never made it out of her room dressed like that. She would of not got in to any of the proms around here dressed that way.

I always thought prom was about class and about dressing your best.

Good Lord. She has a lovely body but that's an outfit for the beach.

beryl: and the last time i checked, there was no beach in houston! hahaha~

1st- NO, my children wouldn't be able to wear that in the middle of the day to the park or school, and certainly not to a FORMAL event.

2nd- Yes, she should have been denied entrance. For starters, the school had a set of laid out rules regarding clothing, and everyone was told when they purchased tickets that entrance could be denied if they disregarded the rules.

3rd- The school board and the principle should have say over what is or is not innappropriate.

Point blank, she looks like s $2 hooker in that dress. If you look at the picture with her friend taken in the lobby, she didn't have the top half spread out quite so far, either, so little more than her nipples were covered.

If I had a daughter she would never be allowed to wear something like that to a prom. That is not a tasteful dress for a prom.

This outfit is really awful. So not appropriate! It is sad she could not look like a lady, ready to tackle the world really tastefully. I am kinda hoping she could not afford a REAL dress. If this is the case, I could understand it a little. Proms are very costly. It is not even a dress. Sad, scary, and it is degrading for her to wear, as a young woman.. Ellen B

future stripper of america poster child.

Her parents should be fined and so should she. She had no business going to a school dance dressed as a hooker. Her parents should be ashamed. Who decides what is appropriate? When it's this blatant, it's a slam dunk.

(This is from Heather T's post)

1st- NO, my children wouldn't be able to wear that in the middle of the day to the park or school, and certainly not to a FORMAL event. (It looked more like a cheap table cloth!)

2nd- Yes, she should have been denied entrance. For starters, the school had a set of laid out rules regarding clothing, and everyone was told when they purchased tickets that entrance could be denied if they disregarded the rules. (She knew the rules, she chose to ignore them and paid the penalty. Now she wants to bitch about it? Too bad! Read the contract!)

3rd- The school board and the principal should have say over what is or is not innappropriate. (It's called In Loco Parentis and the school had every right whatsoever to act in regard of this manner!)

Point blank, she looks like s $2 hooker in that dress. If you look at the picture with her friend taken in the lobby, she didn't have the top half spread out quite so far, either, so little more than her nipples were covered. ($2 hooker? Come on, Heather, that's an insult to $2 hookers... she looked more like a 50 cent hooker!)

Heather T has some really good points! This girl has the nerve to challenge the authority of a principal, something that would have gotten my generation killed if we even thought about it. The dress was a piece of crap, she tried to challenge authority and lost and now she wants to bitch about it. Too bad! We are tired of seeing young men roaming around with their underwear exposed and young ladies not in college dressing like whores. Go to college and then you can dress any way you want... until you get that diploma, you will play by our rules!

Three questions:
1) Would you allow your daughter to go to the prom in this?
Absolutely not. I wouldn't let my worst enemy's spawn go out in it either. That 'dress' and I use the term loosely, is asking for a 'wardrobe malfunction' which may lead to a boy getting the exact wrong idea and trying to take advantage. NO THANK YOU!

2) Should this young lady have been denied entrance to her prom for wearing this dress?
Yes. The dress code was laid out for a reason. If say she went against the 'no pants for girls' rule my school had had, would think they should have let it slide. Something like this however is totally unacceptable at anything casual never mind formal.

3) Who decides what is too little or too much?
The parents and school board.

Obviously she dressed that way to get attention and she did just that. The story was all over Texas newscasts. When people don't get their way, they go to the media.

1-No I wouldn't allow my daughter to wear a dress like that to prom or anywhere else.
2-Yes, rules are rules.
3-The people who are running the event.