WEDDINGS have established strict dress codes to abide by, but what happens when an ensemble falls into a gray area?

One woman shared her dress which garnered harsh criticism for being too inappropriate for a wedding guest dress.

Madi Ditler is a fitness coach boasting 935k followers on TikTok.

She took to the social media platform to share her wedding guest dress with viewers, while doing a defiant dance.

"That dress is too casual & inappropriate for a wedding," she wrote in a text overlay on the video.

She followed up showing hand symbols in the shape of a heart, immediately followed by flipping the bird to the camera.

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"On another note, invitation said 'casual,'" Ditler wrote in the caption. "So I fit right in."

The viral video garnered over 61k likes and 400 comments.

Many viewers supported the outfit choice and showed support in the comment section.

"People swear anything that fits someone well is 'inappropriate,'" one user wrote. "The dresses were so cute."

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Some suggested that haters only expressed disapproval because they are jealous of Ditler's curvy physique.

"I bet if you didn't have curves they wouldn't say inappropriate," another expressed. "You look amazing."

"It's a nice dress!" another wrote. "Add a few accessories & it's definitely giving classy at a wedding. They're hating on your curves mama."

Others completely disagreed with Ditler's decision to don the dress at a wedding.

"I wore this to Walmart today!" a critic wrote. "People stared at me. It's a summer dress not a wedding attire."

"I think you can definitely make it wedding attire if you dress it up right," she said. "I got a ton of compliments wearing it."

The contentious garment is the Casual Lounge Slip dress by AnotherChill and retails for $8.99-$28.99.

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