A teenager who was turned away from her senior prom because her chest was too large has spoken of the humiliation and upset she felt in what was supposed to be one of the best nights of her life.

Brittany Minder, from Silverdale, Washington, found the perfect beaded, strapless, purple prom dress that was made specifically for large-chested women. She told KOMO News she could not wait to wear it.

But when she turned up at the prom she was told she could not come inside unless she covered her cleavage with something as per the school’s guidelines.

‘In my opinion, I feel that it is because I’m bigger chested and there is more cleavage that you can see, and there’s nothing I could really do about that,’ she told KOMO.

Humiliated: Brittany Minder found the perfect beaded, strapless prom dress that was made specifically for large-chested women but was turned away from her senior prom

The school’s dress code says that strapless dresses are allowed as long as cleavage, midriff and lower back are covered.

Brittany’s parents Gary and Kim are demanding an apology from the school for ruining her senior prom and believe she was singled out just because she has a large chest.

‘It was blatant from the start that the school was not being fair in how they were enforcing that rule,’ her father told KOMO.

‘A girl like Brittany should not have to go to a dance in a burlap sack because she’s large busted.’

Her mother Kim added: ‘All women are not created equal, and you can not compare a golf ball to a grapefruit. It ain’t gonna happen.’

Rules: The prom dress code at Central Kitsap High School says that strapless dresses are allowed as long as cleavage, midriff and lower back are covered

Brittany only stayed at her prom for an hour as she did not feel comfortable any more with the school shawl wrapped around her.

‘I felt self-conscious and they took the magic out of the night,’ she said. ‘It was tough being there after all that happened. I didn’t feel comfortable. I already had a blow to my self-esteem. I didn’t really want to be there anymore.’

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