Trolls say I look like a giant marshmallow when I dress comfy for fall, it’s hard being plus-size and a 44H-cup
A PLUS-sized woman has hit back after experiencing trolling about her size and outfit choices.
She posted photos of herself wearing fall-inspired outfits and was compared to a “giant marshmallow.”
Influencer Olivia (@oliviasworld95_) is plus-size and has a size 44H bust.
The TikToker posts videos on fashion, lifestyle, and body shapes for her 598,000 followers.
In a recent clip, Olivia showed off some images of outfits she bought to wear this fall after running them through a meme-making filter.
She said that she was “body-shamed” during this process.
In the first image, she wore a comfortable matching light brown loungewear set.
The plus-sized fashionista picked the high-waisted leggings, low-cut crop top, and cardigan, all in a shade of warm chocolate brown, as her seasonal set.
She looked happy and confident and posed outside to show off her fit.
However, when she applied a filter that automatically created memes to her outfit photo, she disagreed with its judgment.
The meme text read: “Trying to look cute but looking like a chocolate factory employee.”
Olivia showed her displeasure with an inset video of her face as she frowned and looked confused.
In the second image, Olivia posed indoors while reclining on a white floor couch.
The influencer wore a low-cut bright pink dress with a ruffled hem, with her hair and makeup in full glam mode, and large gold hoop earrings.
The overlaid meme text created by the filter said: “When you try to be comfy but end up looking like a giant marshmallow.”
This judgment shocked Olivia and she showed her surprise by opening her mouth wide in horror and raising her eyebrows.
In the video’s caption, she wrote: “Not this filter straight up body shaming me.”
Commenters agreed with the influencer’s opinion and came to her defense.
One person wrote: “This is messed up, you look beautiful in both pics.”
Another commented: “Hottest chocolate factory employee or giant marshmallow, just saying.”