lustythot
New Member
It's funny how life comes full circle.
The same professors and teachers who once acted like the fashion police, stopping students from wearing anything they considered “too revealing,” are now confidently embracing the very trends they used to lecture us about.
Apparently, the dress code expires after graduation.
It’s honestly fascinating how an outfit can go from being “inappropriate” on a student to being “fashionable” when they’re wearing it themselves.
And ngl, I was genuinely stunned seeing some of them on social media... rocking glamorous sarees and lehengas, bold blouses, crop tops and all the trends they probably would have given us a lecture about back in the day.
Maybe the lesson was never really about modesty...
Maybe it was just about waiting until it was their turn to become the trend.
What do u guys think?
The same professors and teachers who once acted like the fashion police, stopping students from wearing anything they considered “too revealing,” are now confidently embracing the very trends they used to lecture us about.
Apparently, the dress code expires after graduation.
It’s honestly fascinating how an outfit can go from being “inappropriate” on a student to being “fashionable” when they’re wearing it themselves.
And ngl, I was genuinely stunned seeing some of them on social media... rocking glamorous sarees and lehengas, bold blouses, crop tops and all the trends they probably would have given us a lecture about back in the day.
Maybe the lesson was never really about modesty...
Maybe it was just about waiting until it was their turn to become the trend.
What do u guys think?