Will Smith's son Jaden Smith is known to rock the paparazzi boat once in a while, and it seems he did so again by wearing a dress at his high school prom.

According to Entertainment Tonight, the actor and musician attended the prom with "The Hunger Games" star Amandla Sternberg, wearing an off-white skirt with a long black tunic, accessorizing with an oversized blazer, black pants, and embellished fingerless white gloves and sneakers.

Sternberg, on the other hand, also dressed up for the event, with silver braids in her hair and a gilded halter dress that can definitely steal the spotlight.

However, this isn't Jaden's first prom this year. Just two weeks ago, he attended another high school event with an all-white Batman suit with his friend Mecca Kalani.

While many questioned Jaden's preferences in terms of his wardrobe, his father, said that the young lad "does it the way he wants."

The prom is not the first time Jaden has worn women's clothes, either. As previously reported, he already wore a Topshop dress last April, captioning the photo "That Moment When Your Wearing A Dress With No Pants And You Swerve Way To Hard" before he deleted his Twitter account.

Stendberg posted photos of their night out on Instagram, with one pre-prom photo that she captioned with "Here's to high school." She posted other photos as well, including one of Jaden smelling his boutonniere.

While Jaden is having fun being an escort to his friends' proms, the Sydney Morning Herald noted that he will not have his own high school prom experience, considering that he and his sister, Willow, have been home-schooled for a couple of years now after their former school, New Village Leadership Academy, closed due to the lack of funding.

Not that Smith missed being in school too much. He told the the New York Times last year, "Here's the deal: school is not authentic because it ends ... kids who go to normal school are so teenagery, so angsty."

He also added, "You never learn anything in school. Think about how many car accidents happen every day. Drivers ed? What's up? I still haven't been to driver's ed, because everybody I know has been in an accident. I can't see how driver's ed is really helping them out."

Jaden is one eccentric teen, but what do you think about his take on his prom wardrobe and educational experience?