Just like other young people, these young women were very excited for prom – a special day in every young person’s life, and decided to dress up splendidly for the occasion. They posed for pictures together, and one of those pictures went viral.
When some people noticed the hidden detail, they were very impressed! Keep reading to see what the fuss was all about!
As everyone knows, in the United States, high school students are usually under the age of 21 years old and hence are not legally allowed to drink. But other places in the world have lower age limits. While the drinking age in the UK is 18 years old, it is still not allowed to carry alcohol to school events where minors might be present.
But this does not prevent some students from trying to break the rules and making sure they get some alcohol in their system as they dance the night away.
Prom chaperones are usually well-trained to keep everyone in control and to spot any alcohol consumption and put a pin in it. However, sometimes, students come up with ingenious ways to sneak in some drinks anyway.
A girl named Eleanor managed to do this in a very wise manner.
Well, it’s not that we advice any minor to do so, but her clever idea did take the Internet by storm.
Namely, she and a couple of other friends took a photo of themselves, and Eleanor, believe it or not, had a hip flask “hidden” in plain sight and yet, no one was able to notice it.
What she did was use the huge flask as a detail to her overall looks and had it in her hands instead of a clutch bag. As the flask was a metallic one, it did resemble a woman’s bag.
What’s most, her intention of smuggling alcohol at school wouldn’t be exposed if she hadn’t exposed herself.
No one knows if there was indeed alcohol inside Eleanor’s flask, but it’s certain that she was very proud for pulling her plan off.
“Still don’t know how I got away with a huge hip flask as my prom clutch,” she wrote on on X (previously Twitter).
Allegedly, she had purchased the flask at Tiger for $12.
As they move on to the next phase in their lives, we send these young ladies our best wishes.
