I bought two viral corset dresses – my girls were too small, but my hack helped
A PEAR-SHAPED fashionista has revealed how she has altered her dresses to ensure her small breasts fit her bustline.
She bought two stylish corset dresses after seeing them go viral on social media.
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Sarah Cline (@tallglassofcline) has more than 503,000 followers on TikTok, where she shares fashion inspiration.
“I bought two of these girly viral Cottage core dresses,” she said as she wore one and kept the other on a hanger.
“I'm going to show them to you on a non-perfectly proportionate, non-model body, just your resident peer.
“I think there are millions of brands selling these, but I ordered them from Misintin.
“Took forever to arrive and the other thing you need to know is that they come without laces.”
The 6ft tall style enthusiast turned around to show off the lace on the back of the dress as she revealed it took her 10 minutes to make it up.
Misintin is an online clothing store that regularly advertises on TikTok.
“The first thing I noticed is that I don't have enough girls for this, even with a push-up bra,” Sarah said as she tightened the lace around the chest.
'I'm going to fold it as tight as possible.
'Now we are going to close the corset.
“Probably not the tightest I'm going to do,” she said after tying the lace at the back of the dress.
“I think I could be a little stricter if I had someone here to help.”
Sarah put her hands in the pockets of the dress as she talked about how “cute” it looked.
“It has plastic boning in it, which I didn't realize before I ordered, so just so you know,” she said.
“What do you think?
“I also got it in green because I have red hair and there's some kind of agreement we sign,” she joked as she changed.
“Also a pro tip for my small chested girls who I just discovered got into this.
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“Tie this first,” she said as she explained the hack, pointing to the top part of the lace in the back.
“Then pinch the top closed as tightly as possible.
“Then deal with this,” she said, referring to the lace on the chest of the dress.
“It makes it a lot easier than the alternative.
“It also has a zipper on the side so you can get in and out.
“Here you go, just a real person in an internet dress,” she said, turning to show the outfit from different angles.
Sarah revealed in the video's caption what inspired her to buy the viral dresses.
“In case you were wondering! My curiosity definitely got the better of me with this,” she said.
More than 2,600 people liked the video, with many viewers complimenting in the comments section how flattering the dresses looked on her.
“Thank you so much for this,” one person wrote.
“It's so nice to see that it's modeled on a full-sized figure so I can help guide whether or not I should get one… You look fantastic.”
“They are both beautiful, but the green is beautiful! You look beautiful,” said another.
“Honestly thanks for this, I've been sitting on the fence lol,” a third added.
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