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MUM OF THREE BANNED FROM MEETING AT SON'S SCHOOL OVER VULGAR DRESSING

Mum-of-three banned from meeting at son's school for wearing low-cut top

Isabel Castro went to the college with her husband Cristian Caviedes, but said she was refused entry because her white blouse revealed her cleavage - despite insisting her outfit was not vulgar.



Mum-of-three banned from meeting at son's school for wearing low-cut top

Isabel Castro went to the college with her husband Cristian Caviedes, but said she was refused entry because her white blouse revealed her cleavage - despite insisting her outfit was not vulgar

Isabel Castro
Isabel Castro was banned from a meeting at her son’s school

A mum has claimed she was banned from a meeting at her son's school for wearing a low-cut top that showed her cleavage.

Isabel Castro went to the Institución Educativa Instituto Técnico Superior Industrial in Soledad, Colombia, with her husband Cristian Caviedes to discuss Covid-19 rules at the school.

She said she was refused entry at the college because her white blouse revealed her cleavage and insisted her outfit was not vulgar.

The mum said: "I left home and looking at myself in the mirror I thought I was well-dressed.


Isabel Castro
The mum said staff at the school said her outfit was not appropriate.

She claims a staff member told her: "You can't come in like that.

Comments

  1. Unknown23 December 2021 at 09:40

    This is rather unacceptable. When parents are not properly dressed, what then are they teaching the children. They should know that the way they dress while going to public places matter a lot as it can wrongly influence other people. I think other schools should start doing same. You can't come into school if you are dressed inappropriately.

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