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People say I go from a 5 to a 10 when I trade my sweatshirt for a bikini – others say I’m thirsty

SOMETIMES, “less is more” has not always held true.

One woman shared her glow up, which divided her viewers — and the amount of clothing she wore.

Emma Calvo first showed herself in a Nike Air sweatshirt, which she said makes her a “five” out of 10TikTok/emma_calvo.xx

Emma Calvo is a student and digital content creator.

Her TikTok alone has over 3k followers, making her a micro influencer.

She took to the social media platform to share her secret to a glow up.

“People say I go from 5 to a 10 in a bikini,” she wrote over a video of herself.

First, she wore an oversized sweatshirt by Nike Air while posing in front of the mirror in her bedroom.

Next, she transitioned to a lace pink bikini top with lighter pink bottoms.

The video is part of an ongoing trend where influencers say they are told they look better with less clothes on.

Viewers were divided over Calvo’s ensemble switch up.

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“I agree with that rating !!!” one wrote.

“I give you a 10 both ways,” another added.

“Would you like a beverage?” a third wrote, suggesting that Calvo’s video is “thirsty.”

Others questioned Calvo as to why she’d take part in rating her own body in the first place.

“Personally if they’re judging you solely on your looks then their opinion shouldn’t matter,” another viewer wrote. “There’s a lot more to a woman than how she looks…. js.”

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“Why does what you wear improve your score and not who you are?” another asked.

“It was just a tiktok babe,” Calvo replied.

She stunned and divided viewers when she switched to a pink bikini ensembleTikTok/emma_calvo.xx

SOMETIMES, “less is more” has not always held true.

One woman shared her glow up, which divided her viewers — and the amount of clothing she wore.

Emma Calvo first showed herself in a Nike Air sweatshirt, which she said makes her a “five” out of 10TikTok/emma_calvo.xx

Emma Calvo is a student and digital content creator.

Her TikTok alone has over 3k followers, making her a micro influencer.

She took to the social media platform to share her secret to a glow up.

“People say I go from 5 to a 10 in a bikini,” she wrote over a video of herself.

First, she wore an oversized sweatshirt by Nike Air while posing in front of the mirror in her bedroom.

Next, she transitioned to a lace pink bikini top with lighter pink bottoms.

The video is part of an ongoing trend where influencers say they are told they look better with less clothes on.

Viewers were divided over Calvo’s ensemble switch up.


“I agree with that rating !!!” one wrote.

“I give you a 10 both ways,” another added.

“Would you like a beverage?” a third wrote, suggesting that Calvo’s video is “thirsty.”

Others questioned Calvo as to why she’d take part in rating her own body in the first place.

“Personally if they’re judging you solely on your looks then their opinion shouldn’t matter,” another viewer wrote. “There’s a lot more to a woman than how she looks…. js.”

Read More on The US Sun

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“Why does what you wear improve your score and not who you are?” another asked.

“It was just a tiktok babe,” Calvo replied.

She stunned and divided viewers when she switched to a pink bikini ensembleTikTok/emma_calvo.xxFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun

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