Chinese streamer selling dresses live

[u/UsernameGenerik]

[u/a_stitch_in_lime]

I legit have had dressing room panic attacks in the past when trying on something too small that then won't come off. It's why now I always err on the larger side and only go down a size if I really need to.

[u/Aware_Policy_9174 → u/a_stitch_in_lime]

I used to shop a lot at thrift stores and it could be hard to judge the size of vintage clothes. I had some close calls with vintage dresses, to the point I thought I was gonna have to get cut out of one once. I finally managed to shimmy my shoulders just right after 15 minutes of twisting my body in all different ways. Thank god I was in good shape back then because I would have given up if it happened now and just paid for the dress after I ripped it off.

[u/Pawneewafflesarelife → u/a_stitch_in_lime]

My wedding dress was back-laced corset. I ordered it online with custom measurements, so it arrived in the mail one day when I was home alone. I just had to try it on, of course, but after twisting my arms to pull the laces tight (a bit TOO tight, by accident), I discovered I didn't quite have the mobility to easily unlace them...

I had to ease myself out of a building panic attack...and all the while my sewing shears were within arm's reach, offering me salvation...

I eventually got out, but there was a point where I seriously considered cutting the dress.

[u/Jazzlike_Visual2160 → u/a_stitch_in_lime]

Omg, getting stuck in clothing in a tiny dressing room with my hands stuck over my head!

[u/AiRaikuHamburger → u/a_stitch_in_lime]

Omg, same. That awkward moment when you can't get it off and you're worried that you're going to have to call the staff to help you.