A FASHIONISTA hoping to bump up her butt look in a viral jumpsuit was left less than impressed with her purchase.
She made it known that she was not going to fall prey to popular TikTok trends ever again.
“I was absolutely convinced to get that bodysuit on TikTok shop that makes your butt, the seam up the butt. I was like I’ve seen this one too many times I might as well just pull the trigger,” said Brooke Tillman (@brooke.tills).
The professional dancer hadn’t had much luck with the shop in the past but was willing to give the popular suit a try.
“So we’re just going to roll the dice here. Hopefully we get Yahtzee.”
At 5’8″ she was most nervous about the leg length.
“First impressions the material feels very stretchy,” she explained as she tugged on the fabric.
She was just excited for the find to make her butt look amazing.
But she wasn’t loving everything about the style.
Brooke wasn’t a fan of the boob cup inserts, prompting her to quickly remove them.
The true test for the viral suit came when she tried it on.
“This is doing absolutely nothing for me. And also I think I ordered the wrong one,” she explained.
Turning to the side she showed off just what the issue was.
“It doesn’t have the seam up the butt. It has that for the back. And also it’s too short,” she said.
She could only accept her defeat after rolling the dice.
“We did not get Yahtzee today. We had one of those rolls where you’re going for something and you don’t end up getting it but thank goodness you got one one and you have to take a one one.”
There was just one thing left to say.
“Bummer, right.”
One of her fans had already guessed what the outcome was going to be.
“Haha I knew as soon as you opened that because I have both. The other one is much more comfortable and very long,” said the follower.
She gave it her best shot but it seemed that Brooke was done with gambling.
“I had such incredibly high hopes for this but I will be refraining from clothing shopping on TikTok shop from here on out,” she exclaimed.
Still, others think she was being too harsh on the look.
“I think it looks amazing and you should wear it,” said this impressed watcher.
“I think it looks good!” another agreed.
According to businessoffashion.com, viral trends are often tied to popular culture and can be a useful marketing vehicle for brands.
While this has only been amplified with social media, not everything is for everybody.
