Fashion
I’m definitely midsize but totally hide it – people can never believe my belly when they see me from the side
A FASHION fan is challenging trolls online who say she isn’t truly midsize.
Elizabeth Montano is a midsize fashion fan and a mum. She shares midsize fashion and lifestyle advice online.
Fashion fan Elizabeth has shared how she hides the face that she is midsizeTikTok/mrse_montano
When Elizabeth turns to the side you can tell she is midsizeTikTok/mrse_montano
Elizabeth says she is told online that she isn’t actually midsize.
In a TikTok video she responded to the comments saying: “You’re not midsize.”
Elizabeth says she is told this when people see her from the front as she can easily hide the fact that she midsize.
In the video she then turns to the side.
She says: “And then they see my side profile.”
Elizabeth confirms she is a size 10 to 12 and that her body changed after having kids.
She says: “Yes my mum belly sticks out lol.”
The mum also says she is not ashamed of her body and she wants to encourage others to be confident with their bodies too.
Elizabeth said she is: “Proud of my mom bod.”
Some viewers still didn’t believe the fashion fan was midsize.
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One user said: “Nope, don’t see midsize.”
Another said: “You look amazing I wouldn’t have called you midsize you’re perfect.”
Many viewers said they were glad Elizabeth was honest about her size and were inspired by her.
One user said: “This is my exact body. Love how you style yourself!”
Another said: “Size doesn’t really matter, it’s all about how you wear your clothes and carry yourself.”
A third viewer said: “The gatekeeping plus size is real. I posted a pic of my wedding dress & ppl tried to tell me I’m not plus, even though I’m size 18.”
Other viewers pointed out that midsize was a confusing term and it’s difficult to categorise people of different shapes and sizes.
One user said: “I think the term “midsize” is technically in between “normal” and plus size. Like 14-18 because it’s the middle of the two.”
A FASHION fan is challenging trolls online who say she isn’t truly midsize.
Elizabeth Montano is a midsize fashion fan and a mum. She shares midsize fashion and lifestyle advice online.
Fashion fan Elizabeth has shared how she hides the face that she is midsizeTikTok/mrse_montano
When Elizabeth turns to the side you can tell she is midsizeTikTok/mrse_montano
Elizabeth says she is told online that she isn’t actually midsize.
In a TikTok video she responded to the comments saying: “You’re not midsize.”
Elizabeth says she is told this when people see her from the front as she can easily hide the fact that she midsize.
In the video she then turns to the side.
She says: “And then they see my side profile.”
Elizabeth confirms she is a size 10 to 12 and that her body changed after having kids.
She says: “Yes my mum belly sticks out lol.”
The mum also says she is not ashamed of her body and she wants to encourage others to be confident with their bodies too.
Elizabeth said she is: “Proud of my mom bod.”
Some viewers still didn’t believe the fashion fan was midsize.
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One user said: “Nope, don’t see midsize.”
Another said: “You look amazing I wouldn’t have called you midsize you’re perfect.”
Many viewers said they were glad Elizabeth was honest about her size and were inspired by her.
One user said: “This is my exact body. Love how you style yourself!”
Another said: “Size doesn’t really matter, it’s all about how you wear your clothes and carry yourself.”
A third viewer said: “The gatekeeping plus size is real. I posted a pic of my wedding dress & ppl tried to tell me I’m not plus, even though I’m size 18.”
Other viewers pointed out that midsize was a confusing term and it’s difficult to categorise people of different shapes and sizes.
One user said: “I think the term “midsize” is technically in between “normal” and plus size. Like 14-18 because it’s the middle of the two.”
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