28 September 2023 , 14:30
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Fast-fashion brand PrettyLittleThing is known for its trendy and daring outfits, taking Inspiration from the catwalk, celebrities and influencers - but when it comes to one of its latest additions, people have been left questioning whether it's just a bit too revealing.
In a recent post to the brand's Instagram account, the UK-based retailer shared a video of model Victoria sporting their Mocha Sheer Knit Cut Out Jumpsuit, which retails at £30, but you can currently snap it up for a very budget-friendly £15 on the PLT website. The one-piece halter-neck jumpsuit is skin-tight, and features several cutout sections - including for cleavage and lower back, which PLT says is so you can "express your daring side".
Model Victoria showed what the jumpsuit looked like on (PrettyLittleThing/Instagram)
The figure-hugging garment is part of PLT's autumn collection (PrettyLittleThing/Instagram)It also features a sheer knit material, which has caused some people to ask why you would "bother wearing clothes" at all at that point". While there's no denying Victoria looked fabulous, people couldn't help discussing what sort of occasion you would wear the barely-there, figure-hugging jumpsuit.
One person asked: "Sorry but who wears this and where do they wear it?," while another said: "I would legit look like a homemade sausage in this." A third person said: "I mean why bother wearing clothes at this point." A fourth added: "I just want to know where she is going like that in the middle of the day?"
Another problem many social media users pointed out is that the garment is part of PLT's autumnal collection - but doesn't look like it would be particularly warm. One person joked: "This is really going to keep you warm in the autumn," followed by a crying-while-laughing emoji. Another agreed, adding: "I feel cold just looking at this. Where is her sweater?"
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And a sixth person found another problem with the garment, saying: "And you're going to use the bathroom how? I'll tell you, very awkwardly." They weren't the only one, with another asking: "Only me thinking how the hell do you go the loo in this?"