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My boob-baring dress is great for a funeral – people say it’s inappropriate but I think it’s dead sexy
A WOMAN claimed that she has the best dress to look drop-dead gorgeous at even the most grueling of events.
An employee-turned-model for the English clothing brand EdgyLittlePieces shared her “funeral dress,” but many people have taken offense to it.
An EdgyLittlePieces employee showed off one of the brand’s little black dressesTikTok/edgylittlepieces
The woman shared a TikTok video with text that read: “Funeral dress tutorial. Back on pre-order now.”
As she filmed herself wearing a little black dress, the woman said: “Hi guys, this is just a little tutorial to show you how to wear your funeral dress.”
She was wearing a fitted halter minidress with a large cutout over her cleavage and torso.
It had straps criss-crossing down her bare neck, chest, breasts, and stomach.
“So for the actual ceremony, we’ve just tightened it up to make it really modest out of respect,” she said.
The video transitioned to show the dress’ straps tightened, which slightly pulled the fabric and minimally closed up the cutout.
“And you can loosen it back down after,” the woman continued.
At this point, with the straps dramatically loosened, the cutout became larger and the sides of the dress just barely covered her nipples.
While this LBD is currently be out of stock on the website, the brand still offers similar scandalous cutout dress styles.
“Funeral dress??” someone commented, and another asked: “Sorry what?”
The woman loosened the straps of the dress to give it a larger, more revealing cutoutTikTok/edgylittlepieces
“See if anyone wore that at my funeral and took all my attention away from me,” someone wrote, bothered by the idea of someone outshining them.
As one person deemed the dress “so rude,” another wrote: “No no no no no absolutely not appropriate at all.”
The woman created a follow-up video, responding to a comment that read: “For a funeral bit inappropriate I think.”
Wearing the same dress, she said: “Hi honey, I’m really sorry, I have to disagree with you.
“We’ve had so many girls wear this to funerals, and they messaged us and said that they got so many compliments,” she added.
Then, seemingly showing that she was actually being sarcastic, she said: “It’s super covered up, it doesn’t show any cleavage, and it’s super modest as well.”
Some people still didn’t seem to understand that the videos were satirical and a PR stunt to bring attention to the brand and help sell the dress.
While some still called it inappropriate, someone else wrote: “The fact that people think you are being serious. You look amazing though xx.”
She responded to people who deemed the dress inappropriate by disagreeingTikTok/edgylittlepieces
A WOMAN claimed that she has the best dress to look drop-dead gorgeous at even the most grueling of events.
An employee-turned-model for the English clothing brand EdgyLittlePieces shared her “funeral dress,” but many people have taken offense to it.
An EdgyLittlePieces employee showed off one of the brand’s little black dressesTikTok/edgylittlepieces
The woman shared a TikTok video with text that read: “Funeral dress tutorial. Back on pre-order now.”
As she filmed herself wearing a little black dress, the woman said: “Hi guys, this is just a little tutorial to show you how to wear your funeral dress.”
She was wearing a fitted halter minidress with a large cutout over her cleavage and torso.
It had straps criss-crossing down her bare neck, chest, breasts, and stomach.
“So for the actual ceremony, we’ve just tightened it up to make it really modest out of respect,” she said.
The video transitioned to show the dress’ straps tightened, which slightly pulled the fabric and minimally closed up the cutout.
“And you can loosen it back down after,” the woman continued.
At this point, with the straps dramatically loosened, the cutout became larger and the sides of the dress just barely covered her nipples.
While this LBD is currently be out of stock on the website, the brand still offers similar scandalous cutout dress styles.
“Funeral dress??” someone commented, and another asked: “Sorry what?”
The woman loosened the straps of the dress to give it a larger, more revealing cutoutTikTok/edgylittlepieces
“See if anyone wore that at my funeral and took all my attention away from me,” someone wrote, bothered by the idea of someone outshining them.
As one person deemed the dress “so rude,” another wrote: “No no no no no absolutely not appropriate at all.”
The woman created a follow-up video, responding to a comment that read: “For a funeral bit inappropriate I think.”
Wearing the same dress, she said: “Hi honey, I’m really sorry, I have to disagree with you.
“We’ve had so many girls wear this to funerals, and they messaged us and said that they got so many compliments,” she added.
Then, seemingly showing that she was actually being sarcastic, she said: “It’s super covered up, it doesn’t show any cleavage, and it’s super modest as well.”
Some people still didn’t seem to understand that the videos were satirical and a PR stunt to bring attention to the brand and help sell the dress.
While some still called it inappropriate, someone else wrote: “The fact that people think you are being serious. You look amazing though xx.”
She responded to people who deemed the dress inappropriate by disagreeingTikTok/edgylittlepiecesFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
