I’m a Hooters girl – I have several uniforms but on Valentine’s Day we wear lingerie to work | The Sun

A VALENTINE'S Day uniform change-over for Hooters girls is getting customers hot under the collar.

But one thing is for sure – it is bang on trend.


The craze for underwear as outerwear has gone viral and there are thousands of interpretations.

This time it is the turn of a diminutive TikToker who has delivered her own unique take.

Most days, Hooters’ waitress Courtney Sawaya’s (@courtneysawaya) work wear is the iconic orange and white – or sometimes black – combo.

Her platform is full of posts as she gets ready for her shifts, and she is dressed either in the Hooter’s iconic tight white T-shirt and the tiniest of shorts.

Other times, she wears an equally tight and figure-hugging black T-shirt and an unforgiving pair of the smallest shorts.

Confident Courtney carries off both looks with aplomb.

But Valentine’s Day is different, and out goes the usual Hooters look, and in comes another, and it is setting a few hearts racing.

Courtney said in her post: “Happy Hooters Valentines from me.”

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With a work buddy beside her, she unveiled their lingerie uniform.

Courtney wore bright red hold-up stockings, short shorts, and a bodice-like top.

Around her neck, she wore a red scarf and she sported a cute headband with bouncing red hearts.

Her work colleague wore a similar outfit, this time black fishnet hold-up stockings, and a lacey bodice.

Courtney sent many a heart a flutter among her 27,000.

She finished her post and identified the mystery figure running in the background in her video: "My manager running in the back," she said.



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