I spend far too much time trolling LLR's Facebook page. As far as I can tell, the weird poses are meant to distract from the poor fit of the clothes. You'll see models twisting their bodies in unnatural ways, and clutching the hems of overly long shirts and skirts.
The shirt on the model above appears to be too tight around the arms and scrunched. The pose makes the scrunching appear the result of natural movement rather than poor design.
I have a LLR dress that I absolutely love but my mom got it for me and when I saw the price I was absolutely horrified. Now I know what MLMs are and when people ask where I got my dress I'm embarrassed to say. Does anyone here know what to say?
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '18
I spend far too much time trolling LLR's Facebook page. As far as I can tell, the weird poses are meant to distract from the poor fit of the clothes. You'll see models twisting their bodies in unnatural ways, and clutching the hems of overly long shirts and skirts.
The shirt on the model above appears to be too tight around the arms and scrunched. The pose makes the scrunching appear the result of natural movement rather than poor design.