article_snippet: A Catholic high school has enraged hundreds of teenage girls by banning some types of dress from A Catholic high school prom, and demanding students send in pictures of demanding students outfit for approval.
article_snippet: Authorities have declared war on short hems, cleavage, bare midriffs and nude-colored linings ahead of the May 1 prom.
article_snippet: Banned: The above two dresses both violate the rules of Delone Catholic High School.
article_snippet: The right-hand dress was deemed acceptable when a 'modesty piece' was added .
article_snippet: Some girls say the guidelines were sprung on Some girls by surprise, and have been forced to alter Some girls gowns, or, worse still, been left with inappropriate garments that Some girls can't take back, according to local station Fox 43.
article_snippet: She dress it’s not allowed.
article_snippet: "' Naked controversy: 'Nude' linings, such as those on the dresses above, were deemed unacceptable at Delone Catholic High School, and banned .
article_snippet: Hostetter has changed Hostetter policy to allow returns in this case - and has started published pictures of Hostetter dresses on Facebook, spelling out which ones pass Delone Catholic High School's modesty test, and which do not.
article_snippet: Delone Catholic High School insists the sartorial censorship is vital to preserving 'Catholic values and moral integrity' at Delone Catholic High School.
article_snippet: Allowed: These two dresses did pass the test of prom censors at Delone Catholic High School.
article_snippet: Writing underneath, student Cheyenne Altland said: 'I feel that my fashion choices for prom do not have any bearing on the strength of my Catholic Faith and Delone Catholic High School can not tell me otherwise.'
highlights_snippet: Nude linings, cleavage and midriff are banned to preserve 'moral integrity'
  Girls must submit photographs to school censors in advance .
  