12 July 2023 , 23:50
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A college student who was dress-coded at her campus gym for wearing a "tank top" has showed off the outfit in question on TikTok, leaving viewers confused.
Allison Gallup, who often posts videos about her life as a college student in Utah, US, was left baffled when she got turned away at her gym for wearing a white tee.
Taking to TikTok, Allison uploaded a video showing what looks like a slightly cropped white t-shirt with a unicorn print on it and simple black leggings, with the caption: "Just got dress coded at my campus gym for wearing a 'tank top'".
The digital content creator, who previously went to college in Hawaii, added: "My unicorn graphic tee was a little too sexual, I guess", while shrugging in confusion.
The woman said she was 'dress-coded' at the gym (@iwishiwasagreatzombie/Tiktok)The college student also joked: "So grateful that we have a dress code to help me keep virtue."
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Viewers flocked to the comment section to express their confusion after expecting to see the woman in a scantily-clad outfit. Instead, the gym goer can be seen in a casual look for the gym – a relaxed t-shirt which she bought from H&M, and back gym leggings.
One viewer questioned the dress code, asking: "Dude what. Are guys also not allowed to wear shirts like that?"
The t-shirt was from H&M (@iwishiwasagreatzombie/Tiktok)
They said it was a 'tank top' (@iwishiwasagreatzombie/Tiktok)Alison replied: "I mean I thought we were until [sic] this happened".
Other followers were also shocked that the college student hadn't been allowed to wear the outfit in the gym.
One person wrote: "No wayyy," while another simply said: "What."
A third said: "No way they'd approve of what girls at my school gym wear."
Another jokingly said: "Allison I can't believe you. That's really immodest, how dare you show your upper arm."
The exact dress code of the campus gym is unclear. Most gyms require you to follow some sort of dress code, but they can vary between sports centres. The campus student insinuated they deemed she was wearing a tank top, which is usually sleeveless.
Similarly, another woman was told to "cover up" by gym staff after wearing a crop top, despite having worn the same selection of outfits for three years. The outfit included black shorts, a bright orange crop top, and a black hoodie that was also cropped and finished above her chest.
Another woman was dress-coded and told she was wearing too much skin in a blue playsuit. It reached her mid-thighs, but the back was more revealing.
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