Have dress codes changed in 2026, or do they still matter?

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Durban resident Amber Auret has sparked quite a debate on social media after calling out a local pub for asking her to leave because of her attire.

In her Facebook post, the 29-year-old alleged that she was asked to leave the local Durban pub because her skort, an item of clothing that is a blend between a short and a skirt, was “too short”.

This led to a broader conversation on 'Breakfast with Martin Bester' about appropriate versus inappropriate attire in certain settings, with listeners giving their opinions on the specific situation.
16 Apr 3AM English South Africa News Commentary · Entertainment News

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