Amid the red and white striped Waldo sweaters, Harry Potter glasses and all-powerful Hobbitses rings, there was one outfit that stood out among the World Book Day costumes at a U.K. school Thursday.

According to the BBC, 11-year-old Liam Scholes was excluded from celebrations and photographs at Sale High School in Manchester, one of many British schools inviting children to come dressed as characters from books, after he turned up as Christian Grey.

"He wore a grey suit, white and grey tie," Scholes' mother told BBC radio Friday morning. "And he had an eye mask and two very small cable ties in his pocked as props.
Although she claimed that fellow students found it amusing and that it was meant to be tongue-in-cheek, Nicola Scholes said the school told her son – who she admits hasn’t read 50 Shades of Grey or seen the film – that his outfit was "offensive"
"They told him he had to change his character, that he had to be James Bond, who is actually very promiscuous and kills people," she added.

Scholes also pointed out to the BBC and on Twitter there had been several permitted costumes she thought were less appropriate, including a teacher who had come dressed as a serial killer.

LMAO. See the guy face. Him no send them. Dia papa!

#YOLO tinz joor

BTW, why dem no bounce the woman dressed up as a serial killer?

seriously, I don't see anything wrong with this kid outfit