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I forked out for a new satin dress from Amazon… but what arrived was such a fail, even others are crying for me
A FASHIONISTA was mortified when her new satin frock arrived looking nothing like the advertised photos.
Online shopping can be a win or a total miss – and unfortunately for TikTok user only known as @blkmamagic, it was the latter.
TikTok/@whatigot_The wedding dress that she shopper had ordered from Amazon[/caption]
The frock was such a flop, even others cried for the mumTikTok/@whatigot_
According to the stylish mum, who recently shared an amazing weight loss journey, she had ordered a satin maxi dress from Amazon.
The white garment, designed with a high slit by the thigh, as well as corset detailing, came with spaghetti straps.
But sadly, the outfit, which she was planning to wear to her wedding, ended up arriving a total flop.
Stunned by what she had received on her doorstep, the trendy mum took to TikTok to share the hilarious blunder.
In the video, the online shopper first shared a snap of what she thought she’d wear on her big day – and then, what actually arrived.
Posing in front of the mirror, the mum was smiling at how ill-fitting the frock was.
It seemed that the only thing the retailer had got spot on was the colour – everything else, the slit included, was a disaster.
Instead of going for a more elegant leggy display, the shopper’s intimate bits would’ve been on show if she hadn’t worn leggings underneath.
The size was also totally off and gave the parent no shape whatsoever, as her boobs lacked any support.
”That’s ridiculous…” the mortified style enthusiast wrote in the caption.
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It’s not just the bride to-be who was lost for words – social media users were horrified by the frock too.
”Now I’m literally crying right now,” one said.
Another penned: ”girl nooooo.”
Someone else added: ”Gurlllll Amazon did you dirty!!”
”I’d expect this from Wish not Amazon,” a fourth chuckled.
The mum, believed to be from the US, had nabbed the dress for her weddingRex
A FASHIONISTA was mortified when her new satin frock arrived looking nothing like the advertised photos.
Online shopping can be a win or a total miss – and unfortunately for TikTok user only known as @blkmamagic, it was the latter.
TikTok/@whatigot_The wedding dress that she shopper had ordered from Amazon[/caption]
The frock was such a flop, even others cried for the mumTikTok/@whatigot_
According to the stylish mum, who recently shared an amazing weight loss journey, she had ordered a satin maxi dress from Amazon.
The white garment, designed with a high slit by the thigh, as well as corset detailing, came with spaghetti straps.
But sadly, the outfit, which she was planning to wear to her wedding, ended up arriving a total flop.
Stunned by what she had received on her doorstep, the trendy mum took to TikTok to share the hilarious blunder.
In the video, the online shopper first shared a snap of what she thought she’d wear on her big day – and then, what actually arrived.
Posing in front of the mirror, the mum was smiling at how ill-fitting the frock was.
It seemed that the only thing the retailer had got spot on was the colour – everything else, the slit included, was a disaster.
Instead of going for a more elegant leggy display, the shopper’s intimate bits would’ve been on show if she hadn’t worn leggings underneath.
The size was also totally off and gave the parent no shape whatsoever, as her boobs lacked any support.
”That’s ridiculous…” the mortified style enthusiast wrote in the caption.
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It’s not just the bride to-be who was lost for words – social media users were horrified by the frock too.
”Now I’m literally crying right now,” one said.
Another penned: ”girl nooooo.”
Someone else added: ”Gurlllll Amazon did you dirty!!”
”I’d expect this from Wish not Amazon,” a fourth chuckled.
The mum, believed to be from the US, had nabbed the dress for her weddingRexFashion – latest style news and Fabulous trends | The Sun
