Fashion
I’m fat – I wear crop tops even though people expect me to cover up, hot girls have double chins
A WOMAN has shared the beauty expectations she claims people have for her and how she’s blatantly ignoring them and choosing to love herself.
Performer and content creator London Riley Keller confidently dresses her size-18 body and empowers other women to believe that their body shapes are beautiful too.
London Riley Keller is plus-size so people have certain expectations of herTikTok/@londonrileykeller
People think that she should cover up her body in baggy clothesTikTok/@londonrileykeller
In one TikTok video, London wrote: “How people expect me to dress since I’m fat.”
A melancholy song played of a man repeatedly saying: “I’m so sorry that you have to have a body.”
First, London was wearing a beige chunky, oversized knit sweater that didn’t give her any shape.
She looked sad as she raised her shoulders, seemingly defeated. Then she uncomfortably crossed her arms over her chest.
But London was clearly using the song satirically as she proved that she doesn’t want pity from anyone because she actually loves her body.
The audio abruptly cut to Megan Thee Stallion energetically singing: “Body-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody.”
The video also transitioned to London wearing a new outfit, which she posed confidently in. It was far from what haters expect her to dress like.
She was wearing a black fitted crop top. The unbuttoned and plunging neckline showed off her cleavage as well as a bright pink bralette.
She styled the crop top with daring low-rise jeans. Her bare stomach, covered in stretch marks, was unashamedly on display.
“How I actually dress (like a fat version of Regina George from Mean Girls),” London wrote over the video, citing her queen bee fashion inspiration.
“My body is my best friend,” she added in the caption.
“SLAYYYY,” someone commented, and another cheered: “YES YES A MILLION TIMES YES!”
London confidently posed in form-fitting and skin-baring clothesTikTok/@londonrileykeller
Someone else wrote: “Your style reminds me of every blonde girl from 80s movies as a compliment. I love it.”
London seemed thrilled by the opinion, replying: “This is…. my dream. THANK YOU.”
While some people wholeheartedly agreed with dressing the way that you want, some couldn’t personally see it for themselves.
“We have like the same body type which is insane because you’re gorgeous, but I have a terrible double chin in person …. which ruins my entire appeal,” one woman commented.
London gave a lengthy response, writing: “SO not true !!! I understand ur feelings 100% because I used to be so deeply afraid of my double chin.”
“But hating our double chins is just a f***ed part of society that we have been force-fed to accept,” she said.
Encouraging the woman to believe that she is beautiful and worthy in her skin, London added: “Also hot b*****s have double chins, let’s be real.”
London takes inspiration from movie character Regina George when she styles outfitsTikTok/@londonrileykeller
A WOMAN has shared the beauty expectations she claims people have for her and how she’s blatantly ignoring them and choosing to love herself.
Performer and content creator London Riley Keller confidently dresses her size-18 body and empowers other women to believe that their body shapes are beautiful too.
London Riley Keller is plus-size so people have certain expectations of herTikTok/@londonrileykeller
People think that she should cover up her body in baggy clothesTikTok/@londonrileykeller
In one TikTok video, London wrote: “How people expect me to dress since I’m fat.”
A melancholy song played of a man repeatedly saying: “I’m so sorry that you have to have a body.”
First, London was wearing a beige chunky, oversized knit sweater that didn’t give her any shape.
She looked sad as she raised her shoulders, seemingly defeated. Then she uncomfortably crossed her arms over her chest.
But London was clearly using the song satirically as she proved that she doesn’t want pity from anyone because she actually loves her body.
The audio abruptly cut to Megan Thee Stallion energetically singing: “Body-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody-ody.”
The video also transitioned to London wearing a new outfit, which she posed confidently in. It was far from what haters expect her to dress like.
She was wearing a black fitted crop top. The unbuttoned and plunging neckline showed off her cleavage as well as a bright pink bralette.
She styled the crop top with daring low-rise jeans. Her bare stomach, covered in stretch marks, was unashamedly on display.
“How I actually dress (like a fat version of Regina George from Mean Girls),” London wrote over the video, citing her queen bee fashion inspiration.
“My body is my best friend,” she added in the caption.
“SLAYYYY,” someone commented, and another cheered: “YES YES A MILLION TIMES YES!”
London confidently posed in form-fitting and skin-baring clothesTikTok/@londonrileykeller
Someone else wrote: “Your style reminds me of every blonde girl from 80s movies as a compliment. I love it.”
London seemed thrilled by the opinion, replying: “This is…. my dream. THANK YOU.”
While some people wholeheartedly agreed with dressing the way that you want, some couldn’t personally see it for themselves.
“We have like the same body type which is insane because you’re gorgeous, but I have a terrible double chin in person …. which ruins my entire appeal,” one woman commented.
London gave a lengthy response, writing: “SO not true !!! I understand ur feelings 100% because I used to be so deeply afraid of my double chin.”
“But hating our double chins is just a f***ed part of society that we have been force-fed to accept,” she said.
Encouraging the woman to believe that she is beautiful and worthy in her skin, London added: “Also hot b*****s have double chins, let’s be real.”
London takes inspiration from movie character Regina George when she styles outfitsTikTok/@londonrileykellerFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
