I got the Skims slimming thong for my wedding – it was smaller than my sweat towel but they are ‘pure witchcraft’
A BRIDE-TO-BE has been left marveling at her wedding day shapewear that arrived looking impossibly small.
When she opened her mail she could not quite believe what emerged from the packaging.
Danielle Adams (@dani_adamss) was lucky she didn’t blink – she might have missed it.
She ordered a small to medium-sized, flesh-colored Skims slimming thong for her impending wedding.
The influencer purchased the $28 sculpting mid waist thong.
Danielle had given her sizing some consideration, so decided upon a small/medium.
“Because I’ve kind of got a little bootie,” she said in her post.
But she was in for a shock when she took the item out of the box: it was minuscule and teeny weeny.
“A medium for who?” she asked with bewilderment.
Danielle, like many Skim’s reviewers before her, was shocked at how titchy the thong was, and wondered if she could ever fit into it.
“This is smaller than my sweat towel at the gym,” she said, and held up the small/medium size and enquired: “Excuse me, who is fitting in here?”
The TikToker was almost rendered speechless: “A small? For who? A newborn?”
Nevertheless, Danielle attempted to try it on but is not convinced: “I’m skeptical,” she admitted.
To her disbelief, they fitted over her trousers, and felt compelled to say: “Skims are pure witchcraft.”
With a mixture of delight and a sense of ridiculousness, she was convinced that this thong might just work for her special day.
Many of her platform’s 75,000 followers plowed in with their views. Some were amazed that Danielle was new to the “There’s no way these Skims will fit” phenomenon cutting a swathe across TikTok.
“This is literally how every Skims review goes,” was a comment typical of many.
Another said: “I feel like people forget that it’s shapewear, it’s gonna look really small but it stretches extremely.”
“They actually tend to have a lot of stretches and snatches you just right,” said one fan.
Finally, wise words from one follower who had already been there, done that: “Trust the process.”