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I ordered an evening dress from Amazon but what arrived was a mega disaster – the colour is seriously off for starters
A WOMAN has revealed the disastrous outcome of her online purchase after getting an evening dress from Amazon.
Estelle Berglin took to her social media to share exactly what happened as she confessed to buying an evening dress online.
A woman has been left baffled over her online purchasetiktok/@sweastyle
tiktok/@sweastyleShe compared what she bought to what she saw online[/caption]
People compared her to Elsa from Frozentiktok/@sweastyle
“I may or may not have ordered an Amazon prom dress and it just came in the mail,” she told viewers.
She then showed the dress she found online, which was a light blue, thin-strapped sparkly chiffon gown.
“So the first warning sign was the size of the package,” she went on while holding up a very small white envelope.
She continued: “But, you know, maybe they packed it up really good. So I pulled it out and it’s turquoise.”
Estelle explained that despite the colour, she thought she could potentially still wear it until she noticed the top of the dress.
Taking the chiffon part, she said: “What is this?” before sharing that it just kept getting worse.
She first showed the inside of the top section, where two round pads appeared to be stitched on.
“Can someone explain to me what these things are supposed to do?” she asked. “Are these things supposed to keep my boobies high, because they’re not gonna.”
The blonde beauty then lifted the dress to show how the chiffon bit stopped a quarter of the way down.
“This fabric was probably too expensive to put all the way down,” she said in a sarcastic tone.
She continued: “I know what you guys are thinking, put it on so we can laugh and I’m gonna.”
Stepping into the dress, she zipped herself up before turning around to show how the pads at the top stuck out from the top.
Comparing the dress on herself to the one displayed on the website, she joked: “No one can say this isn’t identical, right?”
In the caption, TikTok user @sweastyle added: “I went online shopping for a prom dress… FAIL”.
While she bought it off Amazon, she never disclosed exactly which retailer got it from on the website.
But this didn’t stop people from laughing in hysterics over her purchase as one person wrote: “It’s an Elsa costume. Let it go. Let it go.” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
Another said: “100 out of 10 [laughing emojis] joking obviously,” to which she responded: “Omg it’s so bad”.
A third wrote: “Lesson learned, don’t buy nice dresses online,” with a crying emoji.
Estelle replied: “Facts learned the hard way,” with a laughing emoji.
A WOMAN has revealed the disastrous outcome of her online purchase after getting an evening dress from Amazon.
Estelle Berglin took to her social media to share exactly what happened as she confessed to buying an evening dress online.
A woman has been left baffled over her online purchasetiktok/@sweastyle
tiktok/@sweastyleShe compared what she bought to what she saw online[/caption]
People compared her to Elsa from Frozentiktok/@sweastyle
“I may or may not have ordered an Amazon prom dress and it just came in the mail,” she told viewers.
She then showed the dress she found online, which was a light blue, thin-strapped sparkly chiffon gown.
“So the first warning sign was the size of the package,” she went on while holding up a very small white envelope.
She continued: “But, you know, maybe they packed it up really good. So I pulled it out and it’s turquoise.”
Estelle explained that despite the colour, she thought she could potentially still wear it until she noticed the top of the dress.
Taking the chiffon part, she said: “What is this?” before sharing that it just kept getting worse.
She first showed the inside of the top section, where two round pads appeared to be stitched on.
“Can someone explain to me what these things are supposed to do?” she asked. “Are these things supposed to keep my boobies high, because they’re not gonna.”
The blonde beauty then lifted the dress to show how the chiffon bit stopped a quarter of the way down.
“This fabric was probably too expensive to put all the way down,” she said in a sarcastic tone.
She continued: “I know what you guys are thinking, put it on so we can laugh and I’m gonna.”
Stepping into the dress, she zipped herself up before turning around to show how the pads at the top stuck out from the top.
Comparing the dress on herself to the one displayed on the website, she joked: “No one can say this isn’t identical, right?”
In the caption, TikTok user @sweastyle added: “I went online shopping for a prom dress… FAIL”.
While she bought it off Amazon, she never disclosed exactly which retailer got it from on the website.
But this didn’t stop people from laughing in hysterics over her purchase as one person wrote: “It’s an Elsa costume. Let it go. Let it go.” followed by a crying with laughter emoji.
Another said: “100 out of 10 [laughing emojis] joking obviously,” to which she responded: “Omg it’s so bad”.
A third wrote: “Lesson learned, don’t buy nice dresses online,” with a crying emoji.
Estelle replied: “Facts learned the hard way,” with a laughing emoji.
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