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"Every day she swans into the office like she's dressed for the catwalk," the unhappy worker posting to Mumsnet said.

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The bride said has struggled to get over it and it's all she sees "every time I look at our wedding photos."

Emily Sullivan told Newsweek her costume took two weeks to make and required "cardboard, hot glue, duct tape, black spray paint, and a lot of patience."

While the man's sister was amused, others were not. One commented: "If he was at my wedding he would absolutely be asked to leave regardless of who he was."

It wasn't until the night before the wedding that the dress was complete.

One person commenting on the post felt wearing someone else's shirt "implies intimacy or ownership."

Stephanie Pokorny has created handmade costumes for her four young sons, inspired by everything from "Alien" to "Stephen King's It."

"I know traditions move on but wearing white as a guest at any wedding is always no," commented one Mumsnet user.

National Etiquette Expert Diane Gottsman told Newsweek the bottom line is "a gift should be given with no strings attached."

Wedding planner Mark Niemierko told Newsweek that guests wearing white is a "big no-no," but there are exceptions like Pippa Middleton at her sister's wedding.

"Not only was he late and judgemental, but he was trolling for staff whilst on the job!" one user commented.

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A customer's phone was propped up in their shoe with the screen pointed in the direction of the woman's own fitting room.

The girlfriend shared that he had agreed to replace all seven bras lost from the laundromat, but changed his mind after finding out the price.

Many commenters found the video relatable, with one user chiming in, "Me and my backless bodysuits covering it up w a cardigan."

"Wow I don't see myself represented here at all," a viewer wrote.

One commenter questioned, "Now I've seen the dress - seriously what were you thinking?"

The Poosh founder revealed she has been named "Sustainability Ambassador" for Boohoo, a fast fashion brand.

The outfits that will be modeled in the show before New York Fashion Week were created in collaboration with members of the spinal muscular atrophy community.

The "rule" dates back to the late 19th century and it was reportedly invented by an elite group to use fashion to separate those with and without money.

The rap superstar implied Gap is using ideas from their collaborative collection for its standard collection.

The company responded to the criticism on its official Instagram page on Tuesday, stating that it will continue to celebrate its customers.

"He's had it for longer than we have been together," said the man's wife. "Mildly infuriating but also kind of endearing."

A "tactical rather than sportswear item," the bra will be made to integrate well with equipment and body armor.

Don't miss this lightweight outerwear for comfortable layering wherever you may go.

Biscuit can be seen wearing some beige linen trousers and a pair of black and white baby shoes.

"Each day she seemed to wear less and less clothing," said the HR officer. She detailed three of the employee's outfits along with biting asides.

"God forbid this woman ever takes her kids to a PUBLIC pool or a PUBLIC beach. Where women in BIKINIS 'jiggle' and there's children all over," one user said.

"I really wouldn't be going in sandals if at all possible," said one reply to the viral discussion on Mumsnet.