Limpopo Woman Disappointed by Dress She Ordered vs What She Got in TikTok Video: “I Threw It Away”

Limpopo Woman Disappointed by Dress She Ordered vs What She Got in TikTok Video: “I Threw It Away”

  • A lady asked a designer to make her a dress based on one she saw on a picture
  • When the dress came back, it looked nothing like what she ordered
  • Netizens grilled her so much that she confessed that she threw it away because she hated it
  • The young woman shared her wardrobe fail with Briefly News and pointed out that the dress cost her a pretty penny

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A woman is mad that her designer did a poor job
A woman shared how her designer botched her dress. Image: @_te.boo.phaahla
Source: TikTok

A woman from Limpopo was disappointed when a designer did not make the dress she wanted.

Instead, she got a shadow of what she ordered and cried that the designer did her dirty!

Woman disappointed by dress in TikTok video

@_te.boo.phaahla posted her disaster of a dress on TikTok, where over 260K people viewed it. In the video, the woman shows a screenshot of the dress she wanted. The following picture shows that the dress she got was worlds apart from the design she wanted. The woman's caption accurately captured her feelings, especially considering she had to take pictures in that dress.

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Woman tells Briefly News about her experience

Tebogo Phaahla told Briefly News that the dress cost her R1500, and it was for an event.

"I confronted the designer, but we had little time left to the event, so I ended up opting for another outfit as this one was incomplete and not what I wanted," she said.

Watch the video here:

Netizens troll the dress, and owner

Netizens properly roasted the picture, the designer and the TikTokker for her dress.

Tshegofatso said:

“Maybe if you hold it like the lady in the picture.”

Tshegokabinde had a good laugh.

“Designer vs dressmaker. We always tell you guys, but you say we’re too expensive.”

Khensane Manthosi exclaimed:

“I don’t know how much you paid, but I think that’s where the red flag was.”

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Doreen_T wrote:

“Even the beads are social distancing.”

Tshirelo Motswiane suggested:

“Try taking a picture when there’s wind.”

She replied:

“I threw it away. I can’t wear that thing.”

Blaq diamond had an idea.

“Wear the dress at night and always be in a hurry in and out. Run if you have to.”

Gabby had a similar suggestion.

“If you move fast enough, people won’t notice.”

Kaylerdelga shared her experience.

“You should see what I ordered vs. what I got for my wedding day. You’d faint, I tell you.”

Kitty Meow Meow took shots.

“My granny was searching for her purple duvet, gante your designer used it to make a dress.”

Daphne Rufaro Rukanzakana wrote:

“Walk fast. We won’t notice.”

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The fashion police arrested her on social media as they grilled her for her terrible dress.

One commented:

“This outfit has no sense of direction. Is it beautiful? Is it ugly? Is it underwhelming? I’m so confused.”

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za