Waitresses in figure paint prompts Texas town to change garments law

Some wild outfits at a redneck-themed restaurant have triggered a change in a Texas city's law, Myfoxdfw.com reported.

The Lewisville City Council voted unanimously to change the principle --which now says figure paint is not suitable apparel at nearby organizations --after police accepted numerous dissentions about improperly dressed waitresses at Redneck Heaven.

The restaurant has "ABC" or "Anything But Clothes" days, where waitresses wear form paint as opposed to shirts, the report said.

Before the guideline change, the law said that certain form parts would have been wise to have a dark blanket.

Consistent with Myfoxdfw.com, the police section solicited elucidation from the committee on the law's wording in the wake of reacting to the form paint objections.

"We're very stunned to see these youthful women weren't dressed," City Council gathering actively present person Catherine Holliday said. "They had exceptionally inadequate bottoms on and their tops were painted. It's a restaurant that is between two family restaurants."

The new law elucidates that an obscure blanket does not incorporate form paint, colors, tattoos, fluid latex, or comparable substances.