She told fans that she'd tried to lower the sides of the top, but when she did this, they fell down and "left her boobs exposed"'.Ĭaptioning the post, the social media star wrote: "What I ordered Vs What I got. The model was seen wearing the cropped garment around her shoulders in a strapless style - whereas Hayley had the top pulled up over her shoulders as more of her waist was exposed.
Hayley shared a photo of herself in the outfit alongside a picture of the model advertising the top.
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The fitness star said she'd ordered a strapless satin top from PrettyLittleThing but was stumped about how to wear it. Influencer Hayley Madigan took to Instagram to ask her followers for advice about how to wear her latest outfit. How the PLT top should have looked (on the model, left) and how it actually looked when Hayley Madigan wore it (Image: /hayleymadiganfitness) While another wasn't impressed, saying: "You are hot in anything but these are f***ing horrendous." 'PrettyLittleThing top exposed boobs' Her fans agreed with her, with one joking: "Business at the front, party in the back." Could I wear it out as a 31-year-old? Yes, but I'm not going to." She puts them on, turns around to show the exposed thong, saying: "This is the back they’re very low, what do you think? There is something sexy about it, I'm not gonna lie. Jessie Khoo uploaded a video to Instagram of her wearing the trousers which have an exposed thong built into them.īut she wasn't impressed - and said they were "the most offensive thing to fashion" she'd ever seen.Īustralian Jessie filmed herself unpacking her ASOS parcel, holding up the trousers and laughing hysterically, saying: "Okay, this is going to be the most offensive thing to fashion." Jessie Khoo, wearing the trousers which have a built-in thong (Image: Jessie Khoo)Īn influencer was left stunned after buying a pair of £22 ASOS trousers with a built-in wardrobe malfunction.
Here's what happens with six women bought stunning clothes - only to find they revealed more flesh than they'd like. One of the biggest complaints about online shopping is how on real women the clothes look nothing like they do on the models wearing them.Īnd that's probably because most women are not 6ft tall with the "perfect" size 8 body the models do.īut in some cases the gorgeous dress, trousers or top you ordered through the post just looks positively X-rated when you try it on - exposing an indecent amount of flesh. READ MORE: Model risks bearing all in 'naked' dress that leaves nothing to the imagination Unlike popping into a real life shop and trying on an item, if you buy over the internet you have to hope that you like what arrives through the post.įortunately, if it doesn't fit or look as good as you think, you can always send it back. Since the pandemic we've all been buying more clothes online and it's hit and miss as to whether they fit or not.
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