Bizarre ‘nappy’ detail in bride’s dress roasted

By now it feels like we’ve seen every wedding dress trend under the sun, but a detail in this gown has raised eyebrows for all the wrong reasons.

Most brides want to look like a princess on their wedding day, so it’s safe to say that this woman won’t be happy about the comparisons made about her dress.

The dress, which was posted to TikTok by bridal company @solutionsbridal and then shared to a wedding shaming Facebook group, looked every bit the princess gown from the back, with a lacy bodice and flowing chiffon skirt.

But when the model turned around to the front she revealed the bodice was actually a leotard revealed by two waist-high slits in the semi material.

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The dress looked every bit the princess gown from behind. Picture: TikTok.

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As the model danced in the short clip the skirt’s front material gathered, which people on Facebook quickly pointed out drew a rather unflattering comparison.

One person said it looked like a “loincloth”, while others said it was more like a “diaper” or “nappy”, according to Yahoo.

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“Would have been FINE if they hadn’t split the skirt like that wtf,” one person wrote. “This dress had so much potential.”

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The dress was actually much more revealing Picture: TikTok.

With front splits that looked like a ‘loincloth’. Picture: TikTok.

Another said it was the “wedding dress version of a mullet” with “business in the back – party in the front”.

But not everyone hated the dress, with it getting the tick of approval on TikTok where it had plenty of women swooning over its sexy style.

“I love this dress, but my grandma would have a heart attack,” one person wrote, while another said they were “obsessed” with it.

But one person had more practical concerns, asking: “How do you pee wearing that thing? Do you have to take the whole thing off? If it has snaps or hooks, that sounds like a disaster waiting to happen.”

“No snaps, the whole dress has to come off,” Solutions Bridal replied.

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What she ordered. Picture: Deux Aubrey/Facebook

What it looked like on. Picture: Deux Aubrey/Facebook

BRIDE’S WEDDING DRESS STUFF-UP

While that leotard bridal dress might not be everyone’s cup of tea, spare a thought for this woman whose wedding gown looked nothing like the one she ordered.

In a hilarious Facebook post, bride-to-be Aubrey admitted her mistake, revealing how she had purchased her wedding dress online because of the coronavirus pandemic.

“Two weeks ago my wedding dress came in. I was really upset about the looks of it and sent an angry email to the company, wanting to return it,” she said.

In the photos Aubrey took, her dress was missing diamontes and instead of a fitted, ruched bodice with ruffles at the bottom the shapeless design was rather plain.

But in response, the bridal store wrote back: “You put the dress on inside out, please put it on the right way.”

Aubrey said: “Who knew that they shipped wedding dresses inside out” and her dress the right way round had “actually turned out beautiful”.

“They probably didn’t appreciate my angry email. This post is the least I could do to thank them for ‘fixing’ the problem (me, the problem was me),” she wrote.

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