I’m a teacher – trolls say my outfit was ‘crazy inappropriate’ for teen prom but I disagree | The Sun

A STYLISH teacher has been called out for the outfit she wore to the school’s prom.

After sharing her fashion choice with her followers, one demanded an explanation for her mini dress.

High School teacher Randi (@randipandy_) said working with teenagers means she gets to don a nice dress for their prom.

In a TikTok video, she tried on various options ahead of the big night.

“Which dress should I wear to chaperone prom?” she began.

While the first option she tried – a brown floor-length dress – was flattering and stylish, she said the “completely backless” feature meant it wasn’t going to work for that event.

Her second option wasn’t the most comfortable, so she went with number three.

The black, sequined, long-sleeve frock was tight and short, highlighting her figure and flaunting her legs.

That choice led to some horrified viewers.

“This is so crazy inappropriate. Why, as a teacher, are you even dressing like this to a teen prom?” one commenter wrote.

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Randi couldn’t help but fire back in a follow-up video to defend her choice.

“That is because at the school that I work at, traditionally the teachers dress nice.

“Not as nice as the students, but we do dress nice.”

Other viewers instantly had her back.

“Sheesh. I go all out for prom. It’s what teachers do! You look lovely,” one fellow educator wrote.

“It’s so normal for teachers to attend prom in formal attire,” another echoed.

And a student said they appreciated her effort: “This is how my prom was too! It’s a dressy event at a nice hotel and it was fun to see our teachers dressed up.”

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