Constance Hall shares ‘relatable’ online shopping fail

Constance Hall has shared the “relatable” problem large-chested women encounter after buying a crop top that exposed more than expected.

The perils of online clothes shopping have never been more real than during a global pandemic when we’re repeatedly ordered to stay inside.

Forced with no other option than to look at photos and make a judgment call on how something will fit, sometimes things go wrong, very wrong.

Outspoken mummy blogger Constance Hall has shared a hilariously relatable reality of what happens when things go, ahem, tits up.

Taking to social media, the mum-of-seven shared a photo of the black lace crop top she ordered, revealing she’d “sized up” to make sure it fit.

Underneath the Perth-based blogger shared a photo of herself wearing it, revealing it didn’t even pull down over her chest, sharing the accidentally racy photo with her 1.3 million followers.

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Constance Hall shares has shared her hilarious online shopping fail. Picture: Facebook/ConstanceHall

“When you size up just in case,” she wrote on Instagram.

“The old four boob rears her four heads.”

Understandably, Constance’s situation resonated with many big-chested women who labelled it the “story of my life”.

“My boobs are massive and I get this all the time,” one sympathised.

“The reason I never buy clothes online,” another agreed.

“Boob life *siiiigh* lol,” one woman said.

While one commented: “I’m forever looking at images like this thinking, ‘No way I’ll fit into that!’ Pretty top but yes, just covers half of one nipple!”

The top left her chest exposed. Picture: Facebook/ConstanceHall

Others pointed out the top also looked different to the pictures, with the sleeves on what Constance received appearing much longer.

Many more praised Constance for sharing “real” parts of her life and for making them laugh.

“This is so relatable, thank you for being real,” one said.

“Can you return it? Great rack,” another wrote.

“The sleeves aren’t even the same,” one added.

The mummy blogger is known for her no-holds-barred attitude, recently opening up about her daughter’s experience with school bullies.

In an emotional post shared on Facebook last month, Constance revealed she had taken her daughter out of school and accompanied her post with a photo of a message exchange between her and her daughter’s bully.

The mother-of-seven shared the exchange with her daughter’s bully. Picture: Facebook/ConstanceHall

“My daughter has recently been hurt, hurt so badly,” she wrote.

“Her tough little face as she shrugged it off saying, ‘It’s not their fault if they don’t like me, Mum,’ sent me into a world of anger.

Constance, who is no stranger to unrelenting abuse online, said the pain of being “one of the most online bullied women in the country” was a “drop in the ocean” compared to the “fury” she felt for her girl.

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