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I have big boobs and placed an order from Shein – my dress was seriously NSFW, no one could figure out how to wear it
A BUDGET fashionista was excited to receive her latest Shein order, which included a cute, strappy top.
Her mood changed once she tried the shirt on – and it barely covered her most sensitive areas.
TikTok / 12 CaleyPeyden Braidwood bought a dress from Shein that left her feeling exposed[/caption]
At first glance, the dress didn’t seem too egregious – but it was hard to tieTikTok / 12 Caley
The savvy shopper, Peyden Braidwood, gave her followers an exclusive look at her new, flirty dress from Shein.
In theory, it could be the base of an adorable outfit. The low-neck sundress had a front ruffle over the chest that mirrored the flowy hemline.
Small, pale hearts covered the fabric in a polka dot-like pattern.
But something wasn’t quite right with the dress structurally, and Braidwood couldn’t disguise it.
“Shein, explain this one please,” she wrote in the video’s caption.
Though Braidwood held the dress in place as she set up her camera, the moment she let go of her chest, chaos erupted.
The loose fabric and dangling straps fell aside, leaving Braidwood unsupported – and practically exposed.
In the video description, Braidwood made the problem explicitly clear.
“I move and my boob will fall out,” she wrote.
The shopper wasn’t alone, though. Several other Shein shoppers had run into the same confounding issue.
When she let go of her chest or the fabric, the dress fell awayTikTok / 12 Caley
“Wait, oh my God,” one commenter wrote. “I got that one too and can’t figure out how to put it on.”
“I’ve got the same dress and same problem,” another complained.
The commiserating messages just kept coming. “I ordered that and I had to send it back,” one person confessed. “Man it was so confusing.”
Several people tried to help Braidwood, suggesting she use safety pins or tie it a different way.
But the unsatisfied shopper confirmed she’d put the dress on properly – and the size was correct too.
“There’s a hole on the right side to loop the tie thing through,” Braidwood wrote back in an attempt to explain.
“It can cover my boobs,” she added, “but after like two minutes it just goes baggy.”
One person tried to suggest a new way of wearing the dress, but Braidwood said it was impossible.
“The straps can’t cross over like that babe,” she said. “It sits like how a bra would on the shoulders and the back is quite high up.”
The disappointing purchase was a bummer, but at least Braidwood had recourse.
“I can safely say, this dress is going back,” she told her fans.
A BUDGET fashionista was excited to receive her latest Shein order, which included a cute, strappy top.
Her mood changed once she tried the shirt on – and it barely covered her most sensitive areas.
TikTok / 12 CaleyPeyden Braidwood bought a dress from Shein that left her feeling exposed[/caption]
At first glance, the dress didn’t seem too egregious – but it was hard to tieTikTok / 12 Caley
The savvy shopper, Peyden Braidwood, gave her followers an exclusive look at her new, flirty dress from Shein.
In theory, it could be the base of an adorable outfit. The low-neck sundress had a front ruffle over the chest that mirrored the flowy hemline.
Small, pale hearts covered the fabric in a polka dot-like pattern.
But something wasn’t quite right with the dress structurally, and Braidwood couldn’t disguise it.
“Shein, explain this one please,” she wrote in the video’s caption.
Though Braidwood held the dress in place as she set up her camera, the moment she let go of her chest, chaos erupted.
The loose fabric and dangling straps fell aside, leaving Braidwood unsupported – and practically exposed.
In the video description, Braidwood made the problem explicitly clear.
“I move and my boob will fall out,” she wrote.
The shopper wasn’t alone, though. Several other Shein shoppers had run into the same confounding issue.
When she let go of her chest or the fabric, the dress fell awayTikTok / 12 Caley
“Wait, oh my God,” one commenter wrote. “I got that one too and can’t figure out how to put it on.”
“I’ve got the same dress and same problem,” another complained.
The commiserating messages just kept coming. “I ordered that and I had to send it back,” one person confessed. “Man it was so confusing.”
Several people tried to help Braidwood, suggesting she use safety pins or tie it a different way.
But the unsatisfied shopper confirmed she’d put the dress on properly – and the size was correct too.
“There’s a hole on the right side to loop the tie thing through,” Braidwood wrote back in an attempt to explain.
“It can cover my boobs,” she added, “but after like two minutes it just goes baggy.”
One person tried to suggest a new way of wearing the dress, but Braidwood said it was impossible.
“The straps can’t cross over like that babe,” she said. “It sits like how a bra would on the shoulders and the back is quite high up.”
The disappointing purchase was a bummer, but at least Braidwood had recourse.
“I can safely say, this dress is going back,” she told her fans.
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