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Rai9999 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

could you explain this sentence for me?

From Moschino to Vivienne Westwood most designers are giving us a hall pass at wearing PLAID

I can't understand "giving us a hall pass " this part mean?
I'll appreciate your help
thanks!;)
  

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A hall pass is a note from a school principal giving the student permission to be in the school, but not in his class. It is saying that designers think it is really OK to wear a plaid suit, dress, skirt, shirt, etc. Like this:

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  • A hall pass is a note from a school principal giving the student permission to be in the school, but not in his class.
  • It is saying that designers think it is really OK to wear a plaid suit, dress, skirt, shirt, etc.
  • Like this:
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A hall pass is a note from a school principal giving the student permission to be in the school, but not in his class.
It is saying that designers think it is really OK to wear a plaid suit, dress, skirt, shirt, etc.
Like this:
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Is it possible to give someone a hall pass at doing something? It doesn't sound right to me.
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Thank that was helpful!
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