Verbal | Re: The clothes looked more appealing inside the store than on the racks..

The clothes looked more appealing inside the store than on the racks outside.


This is a parallelism question: inside the store vs outside the store on the racks

According to the answer, this is CORRECT as it is.

I was wondering why it is okay to leave "on the racks outside" as it is? I thought we would need to change it to "..inside the store than outside the store on the racks". Should we not try to make "inside" & "outside" directly parallel?