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Woman left in hysterics after realising she's been wearing playsuit as a top for years

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Updated 17:15 10 May 2024 GMT+1Published 17:16 10 May 2024 GMT+1

Woman left in hysterics after realising she's been wearing playsuit as a top for years

Maddison went viral after wearing a playsuit as top for four years

Callum Jones

Callum Jones

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Wardrobe malfunctions are never ideal are they? They normally only last a couple of minutes before we've realised our embarrassing blunder, but imagine doing so for a matter of years without even realising.

Well, it's the stuff of nightmares isn't it, really?

For one American woman though, she went viral after revealing a top she had been wearing for four years was in fact a jumpsuit.

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Maddison became well known on TikTok after she told her pal about the item of clothing she had been wearing so wrong for so many years.

Maddison shared a picture of herself wearing the item of clothing to her friend as she penned: "I have had this top for like OVER FOUR YEARS and I am JUST NOW realising that it is NOT a top, it is a ROMPER.

"I have worn it SEVERAL times. As a top. It always bugged me how complicated it was to put on and how it never made sense and now I know why.

"I put [my waist] through ONE of the leg holes that I didn't know were leg holes. I cannot make this up. I just thought it was one of those flowy sideswept tops."

An unfortunate wardrobe malfunction. (TikTok/@teampierce)
An unfortunate wardrobe malfunction. (TikTok/@teampierce)

It was Maddison's friend, who goes by the name TeamPierce, who uploaded the text exchange to TikTok.

Many people flocked to comment on their own fashion faux-pas, with one writing: "I wore a cute tunic to my first day of high school and found out months later that it was actually a bathing suit cover-up."

"I have also done this!" reassured another. "Why do they make some of the leg holes open and flowy?"

"I wore a car seat cover as a skirt once," confessed a third. "It's okay."

"I wore my jean jacket upside down to a concert - collar at my butt. Didn't notice until hours later," a fourth laughed.

Madison went viral. (TikTok/@teampierce)
Madison went viral. (TikTok/@teampierce)

The comments did not stop there though, as many can't quite believe how Maddison wore the playsuit as a top.

"I'm still trying to figure out how u wore it as a top," another quipped, while a sixth user remarked: "Her face in the first picture you can still see the shock."

TeamPierce uploaded a second video thanking those on TikTok for laughing along with Madison's error.

"I'm so glad you all thought that was as funny as I did," she said.

"Madison is one of my best friends, I promise you she is not dumb. It could happen to anybody!"

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/teampierce

Topics: Fashion, TikTok, Style

Callum Jones
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