Lulu Menziwaa, a South African teacher and model, has hit back after receiving a lot of criticism online for her choice of clothing in recent weeks.
The educator, who is known for her curvaceous figure and glamorous style, came under fire after pictures of her wearing leather pants went viral.
In the photo, teacher Menziwaa is seen in the classroom in front of the students teaching while looking at the blackboard, her long pants are pulled off and her figure is drawn.
Critics claimed that the teacher’s attire was too distracting and could affect her students’ concentration during class sessions.
Others went so far as to advise her to wear traditional clothing to solve the problem. In response to the slander, Lulu Menziwaa took to social media on Friday and posted a photo of herself wearing a more conservative dress.
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The picture stirred a lot of emotions, with many of her fans praising her for her beauty and body.
Lulu made it clear that the change in her attire was due to a joke, quoting the post with the words,
“Nathi angighote iphinifa…. Here they are,” which translates to “You said I must wear Coats, here they are.”
Despite this, some people still believe that she needs to dress more conservatively. However, Lulu’s fans have come out to support her, praising her for her good looks and style.
They say that as a model and entrepreneur, her fashion sense is an integral part of her brand, and that she shouldn’t be ashamed of it.
Lulu, who teaches Maths and English, has built a successful brand for herself outside the classroom.
In conclusion, Lulu’s response to the trolls is a reminder that women should not be shamed for their sense of fashion, and that they should be allowed to express themselves.
As a teacher, Lulu’s primary goal should be to provide quality education to her students, and not the clothes she wears outside the classroom.
Methinks there is still a middle ground that can be had for the students she teaches, one where she can still showcase her elegant style and still be ‘decent’ in the classroom.
That means that Lulu can try and go easy on the veeeeerrrry figure-hugging clothes she wears…I ‘m talking about the ones that not only show her figure but exaggerate it to the nth degree.
