Fashion
I have big boobs and tried on three summer dresses from Zara – my girls were pouring out, the sizing is a joke
A FASHION fan with a “bigger bust” has tried on three Zara dresses and she’s not happy with the sizing.
The young woman revealed how she struggled to find dresses that comfortably fit her boobs in the high street retailer.
Sophie tried on three summer dressesSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/
She was not impressed with the sizingSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/
And showing followers the ill fitting frocks, she said: “Zara, I’m done.”
Taking to Instagram, Sophie took followers with her into the Zara changing rooms as a “girly with a bigger bust”.
Blogger Sophie shares fashion, beauty, travel and lifestyle content on her social media under the username @sophinmotion9. She also runs a marketing business, Motion Marketing Co.
Sophie tried on three dresses, the first being a high neck, long, teal frock.
The dress has cut out panellings under the bust, along the rib cage.
Sophie said she tried on the dress in a size extra large, which was the “biggest size available”.
She said: “This dress is cute until gravity kicks in and my boobs are pouring out the bottom. Absolutely no support and that’s not a vibe.”
The second dress was also in an extra large, again the biggest size available, but Sophie said she was left “pouring from all angles”.
She added that the black, flowing dress, which also featured cut outs, a V neckline and thin straps “barely covers” her boobs.
She said: “Dress number two, this was the biggest size available and once again she’s pouring – she’s raining, she’s pouring, the old man is snoring.
“No room for the boobs whatsoever.”
The third dress Sophie tried on was again full length. It had thin, spaghetti straps, denim fabric and delicate detailing.
‘NO CONSISTENCY’
This time Sophie tried on a size medium – which was way too big. But despite the baggy fit, there still was not enough space to fit a bra.
She said: “This last dress is a size medium. No consistency whatsoever. Way too big. Couldn’t fit a bra underneath it because the straps are too thin.
“Zara, I’m just done. Ok. No more of this. “
In the caption, Sophie added that she thought the sizing was “ridiculously inconsistent”.
She continued: “Once again proof that Zara’s sizing is a JOKE so I know I’m not the problem but it really is RIDICULOUSSS”.
Followers flooded the post with comments praising Sophie’s “funny” and lighthearted commentary.
And they welcomed her honest review of the clothes, which validated anyone with a similar body type who had the same struggles.
One person said: “I can’t tell you how much these posts of frustration in the fitting rooms help and validate the community of people shopping for normal bodies.
“I think have all had these experiences and we can all relate- your solidarity is appreciated !!!! #makeclothesforallbodies thank u @sophinmotion9 always for your relatable and validating content!!!!”
The third dress was surprisingly large in fit despite being a size mediumSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/
A FASHION fan with a “bigger bust” has tried on three Zara dresses and she’s not happy with the sizing.
The young woman revealed how she struggled to find dresses that comfortably fit her boobs in the high street retailer.
Sophie tried on three summer dressesSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/
She was not impressed with the sizingSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/
And showing followers the ill fitting frocks, she said: “Zara, I’m done.”
Taking to Instagram, Sophie took followers with her into the Zara changing rooms as a “girly with a bigger bust”.
Blogger Sophie shares fashion, beauty, travel and lifestyle content on her social media under the username @sophinmotion9. She also runs a marketing business, Motion Marketing Co.
Sophie tried on three dresses, the first being a high neck, long, teal frock.
The dress has cut out panellings under the bust, along the rib cage.
Sophie said she tried on the dress in a size extra large, which was the “biggest size available”.
She said: “This dress is cute until gravity kicks in and my boobs are pouring out the bottom. Absolutely no support and that’s not a vibe.”
The second dress was also in an extra large, again the biggest size available, but Sophie said she was left “pouring from all angles”.
She added that the black, flowing dress, which also featured cut outs, a V neckline and thin straps “barely covers” her boobs.
She said: “Dress number two, this was the biggest size available and once again she’s pouring – she’s raining, she’s pouring, the old man is snoring.
“No room for the boobs whatsoever.”
The third dress Sophie tried on was again full length. It had thin, spaghetti straps, denim fabric and delicate detailing.
‘NO CONSISTENCY’
This time Sophie tried on a size medium – which was way too big. But despite the baggy fit, there still was not enough space to fit a bra.
She said: “This last dress is a size medium. No consistency whatsoever. Way too big. Couldn’t fit a bra underneath it because the straps are too thin.
“Zara, I’m just done. Ok. No more of this. “
In the caption, Sophie added that she thought the sizing was “ridiculously inconsistent”.
She continued: “Once again proof that Zara’s sizing is a JOKE so I know I’m not the problem but it really is RIDICULOUSSS”.
Followers flooded the post with comments praising Sophie’s “funny” and lighthearted commentary.
And they welcomed her honest review of the clothes, which validated anyone with a similar body type who had the same struggles.
One person said: “I can’t tell you how much these posts of frustration in the fitting rooms help and validate the community of people shopping for normal bodies.
“I think have all had these experiences and we can all relate- your solidarity is appreciated !!!! #makeclothesforallbodies thank u @sophinmotion9 always for your relatable and validating content!!!!”
The third dress was surprisingly large in fit despite being a size mediumSocial media – https://www.instagram.com/p/CryPFpEulmY/Fashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
