School plays 'Pretty Woman' clips to suggest what girls shouldn't wear

A North Dakota high school is under fire for using movie clips to suggest what girls shouldn't wear.

The clips came from the movie "Pretty Woman," a film in which Julia Roberts plays a prostitute. The clips were played during a female dress code assembly.

Administrators say they were encouraging female students to refrain from wearing tight yoga pants and leggings.

But some say the clips were over the top.

"I get, like, how that lady was judged by what she was wearing," said one young student. "But we don't wear that kind of stuff to school."

Licensed psychotherapist Dr. Stacy Kaiser adds, "The message it is sending to the girls is that they dress like prostitutes and they are sexualizing them instead of treating them with self-respect."

The high school principal later admitted showing the clips was a poor choice.