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I’m a size 24 and my friend’s an 8 – we tried on the same Sainsbury’s dress to see how it looked on our different bodies
TWO women of different sizes have tried on the same dress from Sainsbury’s Tu Clothing to show what it looks like on their body types. Laura is a size 24 and appeared in a video alongside her size eight friend as they donned the £32 Pink Daisy Embroidery Puff Sleeve midi dress from the supermarket’s
TWO women of different sizes have tried on the same dress from Sainsbury’s Tu Clothing to show what it looks like on their body types.
Laura is a size 24 and appeared in a video alongside her size eight friend as they donned the £32 Pink Daisy Embroidery Puff Sleeve midi dress from the supermarket’s range.
Tiktok/@perks_of_being_lauraTwo women have tried on the same Tu at Sainsbury’s dress to show what it looks like on different body shapes[/caption]
Tiktok/@perks_of_being_lauraBoth women looked stunning in the daisy-print midi dress[/caption]
They also styled the dresses differently, with Laura teaming hers with a pair of flat white sandalsTiktok/@perks_of_being_laura
Her friend paired her dress with a darker pair of sandals and wore her sunglassesTiktok/@perks_of_being_laura
“Same @TuClothing dress – different sizes,” Laura captioned her TikTok video.
They also styled the dress differently.
Laura opted to team hers with a pair of white flat sandals, with a pair of sunglasses perched on the top of her head.
While her friend paired hers with some black sandals, and wore her sunglasses to show how perfect the dress is for summer.
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“Both gorgeous but I have to say I prefer the 24,” one person commented on the video.
“Beautiful girls,” another added.
While someone else wrote: “I love tesco clothes atm by all near my have shut their changing rooms.”
“I wonder why they’ve done that,” Laura replied.
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Laura frequently shares her plus size fashion finds on her social media pages, and shops in stores such as River Island and New Look, as well as on websites like ASOS, In The Style and Shein.
But she’ll never post something if she doesn’t want to – an important message that she took to TikTok to share earlier this week.
“You should never ever feel guilty for not posting on social media,” she began.
“The reason you post on social media is because you want to.
“Even when it comes to working with brands, you should only be creating things that you want to create, under your terms – no-one else’s.
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“You should never be dictated to with what you should be posting and when.
“So remember that.”
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