Stupid Laws about Clothing page 2 of 11

Appearing in public places wearing a “lewd dress” is prohibited.

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10.16.090 Public indecency–Accosting females–Appearing in disguise. No person shall exhibit or expose himself naked, or disguised, or in any indecent or offensive manner to any person passing in the public places of the city, or to persons living in the neighborhood, or rudely, insultingly or offensively accost any female, or appear in the streets or…

Myrtle Beach

Persons may not change clothes in a gas station without permission of the owner.

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Sec. 5-13. Changing clothes in public lavatories, etc. It shall be unlawful for any person to undress or to put on a bathing suit, change from a bathing suit to normal clothes or change from normal clothes to a bathing suit in any public lavatory or toilet room in the city without obtaining permission or…

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clothing

Appearing in public places wearing a “lewd dress” is prohibited.

Persons may not change clothes in a gas station without permission of the owner.

It is illegal to wear transparent clothing.

One’s pants may be worn no lower than five inches below the waist.

One may not bathe without wearing “suitable clothing,” i.e., that which covers one’s body from neck to knee.

It is illegal for children to use towels as capes and jump from houses pretending to be superman.

Clothes may not be washed in bird baths.

In the late 1960s, it was illegal to walk barefoot through town.

It’s illegal for a woman to disrobe while standing in front of a man’s picture.

Cross-dressing is against the law.