Fashion
I paid £140 for the Maebe blazer – it was ruined after 3 hours, I never thought Molly-Mae would rip me off like this
A MOLLY-MAE fan has been left devastated after the blazer she bought was ruined after just three hours of wear.
Morgan took to social media revealing her shock that the £140 blazer she bought from Molly-Mae’s new clothing line, Maebe was already ruined.
Morgan was thrilled to get her hands on the sold-out blazer from Molly-Mae’s new clothing linetiktok/@morgannandnoah
SuppliedThe grey blazer cost £140 but Morgan wasn’t sure if it was worth it[/caption]
tiktok/@morgannandnoahAfter a few hours of wearing the blazer the fabric was ruined[/caption]
She was thrilled when she managed to get her hands on the grey oversized blazer before it sold out – but her expectations didn’t match up to reality.
Morgan said: “I managed to get the Molly-Mae Blazer, and I hate to say it, but maybe it was a waste of money.”
The fan then showed what the blazer looked like after she had worn it out once for just three hours.
The blazer material had already started bobbling on both sides and it looked like some of the fabric was already becoming unattached from the thread.
Morgan admitted she wanted more from the new clothing line but was put off by the quality of the blazer.
She added: “I was really excited to see what else came out with.
“But £140 for that I just think is criminal.
“I did not think that she was gonna put something out that was bad quality and wouldn’t be durable at that price point, but it is.
“I bought it once and it looks like it’s a month old, which is just so disappointing.”
The clip went viral with over 369k views on her TikTok account @morgannandnoah and people were quick to share their thoughts in the comments.
One person wrote: “You should be asking for a refund. That’s not fit for purpose.”
Another commented: “Not even SHEIN does that.”
“I’d expect a £140 blazer to last me for literal years,” penned a third.
She later shared an update claiming Molly-Mae reached out to her offering to send a new blazer – but people weren’t convinced.
Fabulous’ Deputy Fashion Editor on Maebe
Abby McHale, the Deputy Fashion Editor at Fabulous, has shared her candid thoughts on Maebe…
“LOVE Island isn’t synonymous with grown-up sophisticated style but it will be no surprise to fans of Molly-Mae Hague that this is the theme of her first fashion range.
The 25-year-old influencer and mum to one-year-old Bambi has done everything possible to shed the villa image – swapping bikinis and lip fillers for comfy clothes and barely there makeup.
Recently, she’s even ditched her Love Island fiance, and father of her child, Tommy Fury – amid allegations of infidelity. So it was inevitable that her exclusive clothing collection, maebe, would be as far removed from glamorous bodycon party dresses as possible.
From that perspective, it certainly does not disappoint.
The range, which dropped last night (Sunday) at 7pm on Molly’s new website maebe.co.uk, was tipped to sell out almost straight away. It features tailored oversized blazers, sharp shirts and denim – all in Molly’s signature neutral palette.
A passion project, as she calls it, which has been two years in the making, Molly said she wanted to bring some luxury to her fans, without the price tag. She said she poured her heart into creating “high-quality pieces” at an “accessible price point.”
Accessible? I’m not so sure – the range varies from £35 to £140 so is pricier than the mainstream high street. But it is a price it seems her followers are willing to pay, even if it is a stretch for their budget.
One fan commented on the maebe Instagram saying: ‘I can already feel my bank account emptying’, with another echoing the same thought, saying, ‘I’m going to have no money left.’
A seasoned influencer, Molly knows how to lure her followers in – even before the brand launched yesterday the maebe account on Instagram had over 800k followers.
And at a sold out pop up event in London last week she gave some lucky fans a sneak peek of the collection, hyping fans in the run up to the event with come-ons like “maebe it’s just not worth missing.” Afterwards, she wrote to her 8.3 million followers, saying: “I don’t think I’ll ever get over today. Meeting so many of you and celebrating maebe Store has been one of the best days of my life! I can’t put into words how grateful I am for every single one of you who are on this journey with me.”
Molly, who is from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, knows that the key to her success is her fans – she has built up a loyal following and they are obsessed with her style so much that they want to be just like her.
So now she’s giving back to her ‘community’, allowing them to access clothes designed by her.However, she’s also a shrewd businesswoman. Arguably the most successful contestant to come out of the villa to date, she’s already had six figure clothing deals and a successful beauty range.
She knows that for her fashion brand to be a true success she needs to attract a wider market.
That’s probably why she chose to partner with premium digital magazine Sheer Luxe to have the first exclusive look. This signals who she wants this brand to be associated with – the stylish woman in her mid twenties and upwards, who wants to splash the cash occasionally and prioritises style and comfort.
The vibe is less is more – a capsule collection of luxury items that you can mix and match – unlike when she was creative director of fast fashion brand Pretty Little Thing between 2021 and 2023.
Molly describes her brand as being “inspired by my own journey into womanhood and motherhood.”
That comes through in the pieces – they are timeless, sleek and wearable but with a luxe edge.
The campaign was shot in what looks to be a stately home – the whole vibe is giving wealth, but with clothes that are just about affordable to the masses.
And whilst the designs aren’t groundbreaking, they are smart and, for many, worth the investment.
Standout pieces in the collection include the oversized blazers and the seam front jeans – these are sure to be sellouts. However, other pieces, like the knits and basic tops for example, you can find similar in shops such as H&M and Zara.
In the campaign images featuring Molly herself she looks somewhat glum – and who can blame her after the shock split from Tommy Fury last month – but it’s clear that things are looking up for her.
This project will be a welcome distraction and she is once again in control of the narrative, with this brand marking the start of the next chapter of her life. Molly-Mae 2.0 has arrived.
Now in her mid twenties and a mother (she was 19 when entering the Love Island villa), she’s clearly a career driven young woman with big ambitions – and will slot in quite nicely with the fash pack.
She’s already been mingling with A-list models at Paris Fashion Week, having been invited to the L’Oreal show alongside Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevigne.
And we all know of another Hertfordshire girl who went from pop culture icon to front row royalty. Who’s to say Molly-Mae Hague can’t be the next Victoria Beckham? Anything is possible these days.”
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Get a full refund because the replacement blazer will bobble too!”
“Mine has done the exact same after wearing it only once,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “I’d get a refund will more than likely happen again.”
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A MOLLY-MAE fan has been left devastated after the blazer she bought was ruined after just three hours of wear.
Morgan took to social media revealing her shock that the £140 blazer she bought from Molly-Mae’s new clothing line, Maebe was already ruined.
Morgan was thrilled to get her hands on the sold-out blazer from Molly-Mae’s new clothing linetiktok/@morgannandnoah
SuppliedThe grey blazer cost £140 but Morgan wasn’t sure if it was worth it[/caption]
tiktok/@morgannandnoahAfter a few hours of wearing the blazer the fabric was ruined[/caption]
She was thrilled when she managed to get her hands on the grey oversized blazer before it sold out – but her expectations didn’t match up to reality.
Morgan said: “I managed to get the Molly-Mae Blazer, and I hate to say it, but maybe it was a waste of money.”
The fan then showed what the blazer looked like after she had worn it out once for just three hours.
The blazer material had already started bobbling on both sides and it looked like some of the fabric was already becoming unattached from the thread.
Morgan admitted she wanted more from the new clothing line but was put off by the quality of the blazer.
She added: “I was really excited to see what else came out with.
“But £140 for that I just think is criminal.
“I did not think that she was gonna put something out that was bad quality and wouldn’t be durable at that price point, but it is.
“I bought it once and it looks like it’s a month old, which is just so disappointing.”
The clip went viral with over 369k views on her TikTok account @morgannandnoah and people were quick to share their thoughts in the comments.
One person wrote: “You should be asking for a refund. That’s not fit for purpose.”
Another commented: “Not even SHEIN does that.”
“I’d expect a £140 blazer to last me for literal years,” penned a third.
She later shared an update claiming Molly-Mae reached out to her offering to send a new blazer – but people weren’t convinced.
Fabulous’ Deputy Fashion Editor on Maebe
Abby McHale, the Deputy Fashion Editor at Fabulous, has shared her candid thoughts on Maebe…
“LOVE Island isn’t synonymous with grown-up sophisticated style but it will be no surprise to fans of Molly-Mae Hague that this is the theme of her first fashion range.
The 25-year-old influencer and mum to one-year-old Bambi has done everything possible to shed the villa image – swapping bikinis and lip fillers for comfy clothes and barely there makeup.
Recently, she’s even ditched her Love Island fiance, and father of her child, Tommy Fury – amid allegations of infidelity. So it was inevitable that her exclusive clothing collection, maebe, would be as far removed from glamorous bodycon party dresses as possible.
From that perspective, it certainly does not disappoint.
The range, which dropped last night (Sunday) at 7pm on Molly’s new website maebe.co.uk, was tipped to sell out almost straight away. It features tailored oversized blazers, sharp shirts and denim – all in Molly’s signature neutral palette.
A passion project, as she calls it, which has been two years in the making, Molly said she wanted to bring some luxury to her fans, without the price tag. She said she poured her heart into creating “high-quality pieces” at an “accessible price point.”
Accessible? I’m not so sure – the range varies from £35 to £140 so is pricier than the mainstream high street. But it is a price it seems her followers are willing to pay, even if it is a stretch for their budget.
One fan commented on the maebe Instagram saying: ‘I can already feel my bank account emptying’, with another echoing the same thought, saying, ‘I’m going to have no money left.’
A seasoned influencer, Molly knows how to lure her followers in – even before the brand launched yesterday the maebe account on Instagram had over 800k followers.
And at a sold out pop up event in London last week she gave some lucky fans a sneak peek of the collection, hyping fans in the run up to the event with come-ons like “maebe it’s just not worth missing.” Afterwards, she wrote to her 8.3 million followers, saying: “I don’t think I’ll ever get over today. Meeting so many of you and celebrating maebe Store has been one of the best days of my life! I can’t put into words how grateful I am for every single one of you who are on this journey with me.”
Molly, who is from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, knows that the key to her success is her fans – she has built up a loyal following and they are obsessed with her style so much that they want to be just like her.
So now she’s giving back to her ‘community’, allowing them to access clothes designed by her.
However, she’s also a shrewd businesswoman. Arguably the most successful contestant to come out of the villa to date, she’s already had six figure clothing deals and a successful beauty range.
She knows that for her fashion brand to be a true success she needs to attract a wider market.
That’s probably why she chose to partner with premium digital magazine Sheer Luxe to have the first exclusive look. This signals who she wants this brand to be associated with – the stylish woman in her mid twenties and upwards, who wants to splash the cash occasionally and prioritises style and comfort.
The vibe is less is more – a capsule collection of luxury items that you can mix and match – unlike when she was creative director of fast fashion brand Pretty Little Thing between 2021 and 2023.
Molly describes her brand as being “inspired by my own journey into womanhood and motherhood.”
That comes through in the pieces – they are timeless, sleek and wearable but with a luxe edge.
The campaign was shot in what looks to be a stately home – the whole vibe is giving wealth, but with clothes that are just about affordable to the masses.
And whilst the designs aren’t groundbreaking, they are smart and, for many, worth the investment.
Standout pieces in the collection include the oversized blazers and the seam front jeans – these are sure to be sellouts. However, other pieces, like the knits and basic tops for example, you can find similar in shops such as H&M and Zara.
In the campaign images featuring Molly herself she looks somewhat glum – and who can blame her after the shock split from Tommy Fury last month – but it’s clear that things are looking up for her.
This project will be a welcome distraction and she is once again in control of the narrative, with this brand marking the start of the next chapter of her life. Molly-Mae 2.0 has arrived.
Now in her mid twenties and a mother (she was 19 when entering the Love Island villa), she’s clearly a career driven young woman with big ambitions – and will slot in quite nicely with the fash pack.
She’s already been mingling with A-list models at Paris Fashion Week, having been invited to the L’Oreal show alongside Kendall Jenner and Cara Delevigne.
And we all know of another Hertfordshire girl who went from pop culture icon to front row royalty. Who’s to say Molly-Mae Hague can’t be the next Victoria Beckham? Anything is possible these days.”
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Get a full refund because the replacement blazer will bobble too!”
“Mine has done the exact same after wearing it only once,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “I’d get a refund will more than likely happen again.”
Fabulous will pay for your exclusive stories. Just email: fabulousdigital@the-sun.co.uk and pop EXCLUSIVE in the subject line.
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