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Old 09-07-2007, 11:05 AM
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College student escorted off Southwest flight because of the way she was dressed.




Earlier this summer, Kyla Ebbert, a student at San Diego Mesa College, was escorted off a Southwest airplane by a customer-service supervisor who told her that her outfit was inappropriate. The ensemble in question? “A white denim miniskirt, high-heel sandals, and a turquoise summer sweater over a tank top over a bra,” according to The San Diego Union-Tribune.

Ms. Ebbert eventually made it back onto the plane, where she covered her legs with an airline blanket, but only after putting up a fight.
On Wednesday a columnist for the Union-Tribune recruited some “fashion advisers” to weigh in on Ms. Ebbert’s outfit, which she obligingly donned for the newspaper. Their verdict: “nothing you don’t see on a college campus.”

This is what she was apparently wearing.



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