![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-was-catfished-by-a-dress-i-ordered-a-boohoo-number-what-turned-up-barely-covered-my-boobs-it-was-so-mortifying/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23108503-1689778636769.jpg&description=FASHION FIX I was catfished by a DRESS – I ordered a Boohoo number, what turned up barely covered my boobs, it was so mortifying A SHOPPING fan was mortified when she finally got her hands on the dress she ordered online. Abbie Ross, from Leeds, ordered a £20 green blazer dress from Boohoo for her birthday on her partner's account and thought nothing more of it. 4 The dress lead to couple on a bit of a scavenger hunt Credit: Kennedy News 4 Abbie was mortified when she finally got to try on the dress Credit: Kennedy News The 24-year-old tried to track the parcel's delivery four days later and was sent into a panic after realising she'd sent the dress to her partner's ex-girlfriend's home, whose address was still listed on the account. And to make things worse all that effort turned out to be for nothing, since the glam dress turned out to be a total catfish. Fraudulent operations investigator Abbie claims she received an email saying the dress had been left in a greenhouse in the ex's back garden so the pair went to check. Nobody was home but they could see the parcel inside a greenhouse so James plucked up the courage to text his former flame and she gave them permission to go inside and fetch it. Abbie says she was left 'humbled' after going to extreme lengths to get the size 18 outfit only for it to leave most of her 4ft 11in frame exposed. A hilarious photo shows Abbie modelling the dress with just one button fastened and her bra, stomach and thighs on show while sticking her thumb up. Abbie said: "I asked my boyfriend if I could use his account to order a dress. "He said he'd only used it once in about 2015 when he went out with his first ever girlfriend. "I put our address in and for some reason it defaulted to her address. I didn't realise until delivery day. "I went to track it but when I put in my postcode it didn't recognise it. I signed in and noticed it was going to his ex's address. "I panicked. I didn't know if they'd had a good break up or if she'd let){kind=link}
A SHOPPING fan was mortified when she finally got her hands on the dress she ordered online.
Abbie Ross, from Leeds, ordered a £20 green blazer dress from Boohoo for her birthday on her partner’s account and thought nothing more of it.
The 24-year-old tried to track the parcel’s delivery four days later and was sent into a panic after realising she’d sent the dress to her partner’s ex-girlfriend’s home, whose address was still listed on the account.
And to make things worse all that effort turned out to be for nothing, since the glam dress turned out to be a total catfish.
Fraudulent operations investigator Abbie claims she received an email saying the dress had been left in a greenhouse in the ex’s back garden so the pair went to check.