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I was kicked off jury duty because my outfit was ‘inappropriate’ but I don’t see what’s wrong with it
A TIKTOKER claimed she was kicked off jury duty because her outfit was "inappropriate" - but she doesn't see anything wrong with her clothes.
A woman from Perth, Australia, who goes by the account name , posted a video slamming a court's dress code as she dressed up in a racy outfit.
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Rosie poses in the allegedly offensive ensemble that she claimed got her banned from the jury bench.
She posted : "When you get denied for jury duty for not wearing 'appropriate' clothes" followed by an emoji with rolling eyes.
she is wearing a red suit blazer and trousers to match her raunchy lipstick shade.
Underneath the open jacket she wears just a lacy black bra.
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Her blonde hair is down and she's dolled up with makeup as she mouths along to the audio of a sassy comeback.
The voiceover comes from the Australian sitcom mini series Ja'mie: Private School Girl in a moment when the main character is blaming someone for gawking at her breasts.
Rosie wrote, "I was wearing a SUIT like what is so inappropriate?????" under the video and it's unclear if she's being sarcastic.
The clip quickly spiralled to 368 likes and an eye-watering 3834 views.
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Other TikTok users weren't sure whether to believe Rosie's caption, finding her outfit hard to believe in a serious court setting.
One commented, "Please tell me you’re joking", with an emoji sweating in disbelief.
But others were quick to critisize Rosie, writing underneath her video: "You’re not the main character in court. Hope this is a joke."
Another added simply, "girl what ur in the wrong" and someone else just said, "typical".
Rosie's controversial clothes come after another TikToker was stopped for her style choice at Disney World earlier this year.
revealed how she was "dress coded" at the theme park when she wore a pair of denim shorts and a long-sleeved crop top.
As she tried to get entry to the park, Tori was told her top violated their dress code and was sent away with a voucher to buy something else.
In a that's racked up over 1.9m "likes", the 23-year-old wrote: "So yeah, just experienced getting dress-coded at Disney."
Both instances are a reminder that the definition of "appropriate" outfits varies wildly in different settings - as one 21-year-old teacher discovered.
The student teacher, who lives in LA, shared nine outfits she wore to work and asked users which ones they think got her in trouble.
Mei Mei posted the video to her TikTok account, where it has gone viral with more than three million views.
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She shared nine outfits she had worn to work, and said four of them had violated the school's dress code.
Unfortunately for Mei Mei she said: "If I get dress coded one more time, I'm going to be kicked out of the programme."
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