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I finally got my dream dress from House of CB but when I put it on I was left devastated

A FASHION whizz has shared her struggles after buying her dream dress only for it to not fit around chest properly. 

Tasha Farsaci took to her social media account to explain what happened as she posted a clip of herself smiling while holding the satin pink number in her hands.

A woman has been left devastated after realising her dream dress doesn’t fit properly@tashafarsaci/TikTok

The House of CB number looked gorgeous@tashafarsaci/TikTok

But Tasha said she’s “too flat chested” to fill the cups@tashafarsaci/TikTok

The blonde beauty shook her shoulder to the beat of a voiceover that said: “I’m so happy” as she unfolded the dress, which had lace details on the cups. 

“Getting my dream dress from House of CB,” she wrote over this with a starry eyes emoji. 

She then placed the item against her own body and flashed a big smile at the camera, further indicating her excitement over the £159 purchase.

But it all came crashing down when she tried it on as she said: “I’m so sad,” while holding out the caps of the dress. 

“Being too flat chested to fill out the cups,” followed by a crying emoji. 

In the caption, TikTok user @tashafarsaci wrote: “do we think a tailor can fix this?” 

People flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts as well as their own experiences. 

“Get some push up pads from a craft or sewing store! Easy to pop in and out or you can get a tailor to tack them in,” one person suggested.

Another wrote: “Same girl same I was so sad,” followed by a sad face emoji.

A third said: “What size did you get?

“I just purchased one I’m scared this would happen to me I’m flat af”. 

A fourth wrote: “Omg I have the same dress in white and pink and have the same issues :((((“.

While a fifth shared: “Yeah, the darts on the cup can be altered! Fold along the dart and then pin it for the tailor to see how much needs adjusting”. 

And a sixth person added: “Story of my life.

“You should rent it out on dressd and make your money back while still being able to keep the dress :)”. 

I finally got my dream dress from House of CB but when I put it on I was left devastated

A FASHION whizz has shared her struggles after buying her dream dress only for it to not fit around chest properly. 

Tasha Farsaci took to her social media account to explain what happened as she posted a clip of herself smiling while holding the satin pink number in her hands.

A woman has been left devastated after realising her dream dress doesn’t fit properly@tashafarsaci/TikTok

The House of CB number looked gorgeous@tashafarsaci/TikTok

But Tasha said she’s “too flat chested” to fill the cups@tashafarsaci/TikTok

The blonde beauty shook her shoulder to the beat of a voiceover that said: “I’m so happy” as she unfolded the dress, which had lace details on the cups. 

“Getting my dream dress from House of CB,” she wrote over this with a starry eyes emoji. 

She then placed the item against her own body and flashed a big smile at the camera, further indicating her excitement over the £159 purchase.

But it all came crashing down when she tried it on as she said: “I’m so sad,” while holding out the caps of the dress. 

“Being too flat chested to fill out the cups,” followed by a crying emoji. 

In the caption, TikTok user @tashafarsaci wrote: “do we think a tailor can fix this?” 

People flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts as well as their own experiences. 

“Get some push up pads from a craft or sewing store! Easy to pop in and out or you can get a tailor to tack them in,” one person suggested.

Another wrote: “Same girl same I was so sad,” followed by a sad face emoji.

A third said: “What size did you get?

“I just purchased one I’m scared this would happen to me I’m flat af”. 

A fourth wrote: “Omg I have the same dress in white and pink and have the same issues :((((“.

While a fifth shared: “Yeah, the darts on the cup can be altered! Fold along the dart and then pin it for the tailor to see how much needs adjusting”. 

And a sixth person added: “Story of my life.

“You should rent it out on dressd and make your money back while still being able to keep the dress :)”. 

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