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I tried on a bunch of dresses for my brother’s wedding – one made me look like Fiona from Shrek & it just went downhill

A WOMAN who tried on several dresses for her brother’s winter wedding ended up looking like Princess Fiona.

We all enjoy getting dressed up for a wedding – but getting the right vibe without looking like you’re going to prom can be tricky.

Demi Yates wasn’t impressed that she looked like Princess FionaTikTok/@notsobigd

and the haul only continued going downhill with ill-fitting dresses and odd designs

Demi Yates has amassed over 240k followers and nine million likes on her TikTok account, Not so big D.

In the video she said: “My brother’s getting married in Feb so I just did a monster haul on Club L London, I’m hoping something out of those seven items are going to fit.”

But it didn’t get off to a good start, the first Dress Demi tried on was a deep green velvet dress – with a sweetheart neckline, shoulder pads and a slit down the side.

“We’re giving princess Fiona vibes in this one,” she said as she stared at the dress disappointedly.

On top of that the boning along the stomach was too long for Demi’s body.

She added: “Where I’ve got such a short body, it looks like I’ve got a hernia.”

The next dress Demi tried on was also green – this time featuring an off-the-shoulder detail.

Although Demi thought it was flattering, she wasn’t sure if it fitted the wedding vibe and thought it looked more like a prom dress.

She said: “I look like I’m going to a prom.”

The third dress was a brown floor-length number with a halter neck.

Demi added: This one took me half an hour to figure out if it was the right dress that I ordered.”

But once Demi had figured out the dress she realised the halter neck was far to long to actually wear.

The next dress was a slinky brown tight-fitting gown with a long cape style sleeve on one side.

But again, Demi wasn’t impressed with it on.

The next dress, was green with an intricate cut-out back, but again, Demi couldn’t wear it because her torso was to short.

Her short torso meant the back detailing stick out, “What is this?” she asked.

Finally, Demi tried on a copper dress with spaghetti straps, but it was too impractically tight to wear for the wedding and the fabric made too much noise.

“Oh gosh, I can’t. Uh,” Demi said as she ended the video.

She captioned the post: ““That’s it, I’m not going”- Grinch.”

The video soon went viral with over 170k views and 8,000 likes and people shared their thoughts on the dresses in the comments section.

One wrote: “I really liked the first one but now I can’t unsee princess Fiona.”

Another person commented: “They all look lovely, but you didn’t seem to like any of them. send them back and get another haul.”

A third penned: “The last one looks lovely but that crunchy sound would drive you mad I bet.”

Meanwhile, a fourth added: “2 is amazing! Shapes you well.”

TikTok/@notsobigdDemi thought this cape style sleeve looked great online, but changed her mind after trying it on[/caption]

I tried on a bunch of dresses for my brother’s wedding – one made me look like Fiona from Shrek & it just went downhill

A WOMAN who tried on several dresses for her brother’s winter wedding ended up looking like Princess Fiona.

We all enjoy getting dressed up for a wedding – but getting the right vibe without looking like you’re going to prom can be tricky.

Demi Yates wasn’t impressed that she looked like Princess FionaTikTok/@notsobigd

and the haul only continued going downhill with ill-fitting dresses and odd designs

Demi Yates has amassed over 240k followers and nine million likes on her TikTok account, Not so big D.

In the video she said: “My brother’s getting married in Feb so I just did a monster haul on Club L London, I’m hoping something out of those seven items are going to fit.”

But it didn’t get off to a good start, the first Dress Demi tried on was a deep green velvet dress – with a sweetheart neckline, shoulder pads and a slit down the side.

“We’re giving princess Fiona vibes in this one,” she said as she stared at the dress disappointedly.

On top of that the boning along the stomach was too long for Demi’s body.

She added: “Where I’ve got such a short body, it looks like I’ve got a hernia.”

The next dress Demi tried on was also green – this time featuring an off-the-shoulder detail.

Although Demi thought it was flattering, she wasn’t sure if it fitted the wedding vibe and thought it looked more like a prom dress.

She said: “I look like I’m going to a prom.”

The third dress was a brown floor-length number with a halter neck.

Demi added: This one took me half an hour to figure out if it was the right dress that I ordered.”

But once Demi had figured out the dress she realised the halter neck was far to long to actually wear.

The next dress was a slinky brown tight-fitting gown with a long cape style sleeve on one side.

But again, Demi wasn’t impressed with it on.

The next dress, was green with an intricate cut-out back, but again, Demi couldn’t wear it because her torso was to short.

Her short torso meant the back detailing stick out, “What is this?” she asked.

Finally, Demi tried on a copper dress with spaghetti straps, but it was too impractically tight to wear for the wedding and the fabric made too much noise.

“Oh gosh, I can’t. Uh,” Demi said as she ended the video.

She captioned the post: ““That’s it, I’m not going”- Grinch.”

The video soon went viral with over 170k views and 8,000 likes and people shared their thoughts on the dresses in the comments section.

One wrote: “I really liked the first one but now I can’t unsee princess Fiona.”

Another person commented: “They all look lovely, but you didn’t seem to like any of them. send them back and get another haul.”

A third penned: “The last one looks lovely but that crunchy sound would drive you mad I bet.”

Meanwhile, a fourth added: “2 is amazing! Shapes you well.”

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