People say my outfit is inappropriate for a funeral – but I want to look a little sexy | The Sun

A TIKTOKER has caused a stir after asking if her black dress was too inappropriate to wear to a funeral.

Funeral attire varies from culture to culture with some wearing all white and some wearing all black, but a rule most agree on is to dress conservatively.

One woman faced a conundrum on what constitutes a proper funeral ensemble.

Ky is a digital content creator and fashion lover — often modeling her favorite styles for her followers.

She took to TikTok to ask a sensitive question — is this dress fit for a funeral? Or a disco?

"Is this too inappropriate to wear to a funeral?" she asked.

"It's all black and it feels like an appropriate length," she added. "But is it giving 'someone passed?' Or is it giving 'I'm on my way to the nightclub?'"

"I don't want to look too sexy at the funeral," she wrote in the caption. "But maybe a little bit."

The dress divided her audience, with a few supportive comments, but an overwhelming amount of critical comments.

"A little much," one commenter wrote.

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"It's just that it's wayyyy too tight," another wrote. "Giving nightclub for sure."

"Why do you need attention at a funeral?" a third commenter asked.

Ky replied to accusations of attention-seeking in a video response.

"I have to be honest with you guys," she said in a video, pairing the dress with an oversized white turtleneck. "I don't even have a funeral to go to."

"Nobody even died," she revealed. "But I still didn't get an answer to my question."

"With the sweater it'd be great!" a commenter assured. "It definitely depends on who's funeral."



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