Cover image via Nesty Jemenez/FacebookFollowing the Taal Volcano eruption in the Philippines last week, thousands were forced to leave their homes and stay at evacuation centres
Donors decided to help by sending them clothes to wear, as many of the locals' homes and crops were covered in ash.
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Although some of the donated items seemed rather "inappropriate", the evacuees have apparently taken it all in stride and even had some fun with it
Several were seen wearing wedding outfits and gowns.
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While others took it as an opportunity to make a fashion statement with the unusual "gifts"
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Fabulous.
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Some donors took "oversized" fashion to another level
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One guy was even spotted wearing a prisoner's outfit
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And others just had a good laugh dressed in women's clothing
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According to ABS-CBN News, a disaster management group urged donors to treat Taal Volcano survivors with "dignity" by donating clothes that can still be used.
Many of the items donated were torn or unusuable, Bored Panda revealed.
