A bridesmaid-to-be has gone viral after she revealed the dress she was being asked to wear for her best friend's wedding.
The UK woman (who goes by @pilyplum on TikTok) took to the social media app to explain how her friend had let her fiancé pick the bridesmaid dresses for their upcoming nuptials.
Unfortunately, the low-cut blue dress he selected posed a problem for the TikToker, because it's scooped neckline left her 34GG breasts almost entirely exposed.
"So, my best friend let her fiancé pick the bridesmaids' dresses," she said sarcastically in a video as she posed in the pale blue gown.
Clearly, people were shocked by the post, which has racked up over 2.4 million views on TikTok, and hundreds of comments.
Many viewers were of the opinion that the groom-to-be had deliberately picked out a revealing dress for the TikToker.
"Obviously had you in mind when he picked it," one user commented, while another agreed: "Man knew what he was doing."
"He understood the assignment," someone else joked.
Meanwhile, others were adamant that she couldn't wear the dress or she'd upstage the bride.
"Omg what is the bride going to wear to outshine the dress," one person wrote. Another added: "You're not supposed to outdo the bride," and a third chimed in: "For your best friend, the focus should be on the bride and not the bridesmaids."
Others didn't think it was a completely lost cause, and had some useful tips in mind for how she could make the dress more appropriate.
"Find a high sitting vest top to wear under it," one suggested, another agreeing: "Maybe a blue vest underneath or something?"
In a follow-up TikTok, the bridesmaid took some of the comments on board. She tried on the low-cut dress with a blue vest underneath it to make it a little more modest.
While she didn't express an opinion as to whether the vest had solved the problem, many people in the comments made the point that she shouldn't have to wear the dress if she felt uncomfortable.
"I think the dress should be changed entirely if they haven’t considered the bridesmaid," one person argued.
