Chemistry teacher argues outfits worn to school are completely fine
A science teacher claims the outfits she wears to school are completely appropriate despite some social media users thinking otherwise.
Every career calls for a certain type of attire, and most people try to abide by those unspoken codes of conduct.
If you wear something that isn’t the norm in your work environment, you’ll likely get called out for it.
Alice, who goes by @betterbegoodthannot on TikTok, said she doesn’t dress the way you’d expect she might for her traditional job.
She also doesn’t seem to care about sticking to the societal rules of what’s considered appropriate.
According to her bio, the 23-year-old brunette beauty is a chemistry teacher.
When most people think of a schoolteacher, they picture an adult wearing slacks and either a button-down, a blouse, or a sweater — something casual and understated.
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Posting to TikTok, Alice claims to have gotten comments about her chosen uniform, stating: “A teacher can’t wear an outfit like that.”
What’s the outfit?
In her video, she posed in a black leather corset top and matching black mini skirt.
The top was extremely revealing, as her cleavage was totally exposed at the top.
Parts of her stomach were on display as well, thanks to the cut-outs in the midsection.
As for the bottom part of her outfit, that wasn’t exactly school attire either.
The mini skirt was fitted to accentuate her backside, and had a zipper going down the front centre.
She finished off the look by styling her hair in long, messy waves and adding lipstick and glasses.
It was a little more risqué than most teachers usually dress. The teacher captioned the clip with a question for her followers: “What do you think?”
This article originally appeared on The Sun and has been republished with permission
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