Shopaholics show off HUGE piles of packages – admitting they feel ‘stressed’ if a delivery doesn’t arrive every day

SHOPAHOLICS have been sharing their huge piles of packages online – as they admit they get ‘stressed’ if they don’t have a delivery on the way.  With lockdown seeing most shops shut, people have been getting their fashion fix online instead. And they haven’t been holding back, splurging hundreds of pounds on hauls of tops, […]

SHOPAHOLICS have been sharing their huge piles of packages online – as they admit they get ‘stressed’ if they don’t have a delivery on the way. 

With lockdown seeing most shops shut, people have been getting their fashion fix online instead.

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One shopaholic admitted she splurged $1,000 on a haul from Shein[/caption]

And they haven’t been holding back, splurging hundreds of pounds on hauls of tops, dresses, shoes, trousers and underwear. 

Sharing a clip of her mountain of shopping from Missguided and PrettyLittleThing to TikTok, one woman admitted she always has new clothes en route. 

She said: “I’m going to be honest I get a bit stressed if I don’t have a package on the way.

“Like if all my packages have arrived and I don’t have another one coming in the post, I do have to order something just to make sure I’ve got some excitement at the moment.”

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Shoppers have been sharing snaps of their epic hauls while stuck in lockdown[/caption]

Meanwhile another woman decided to splash £713 ($1,000) on Shein, which sells items for as low as £3 – meaning she got a lot of bang for her buck. 

She also uploaded a clip to TikTok, showing off her mountain of packages.

The shopper said: “I wanted to be like everybody else so I ordered a bunch of stuff.” 

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Women have been splashing out on tops, shoes, dresses, skirts, top and lingerie[/caption]

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One woman showed off her entire floor covered in packages from Shein[/caption]

The Shein fan had so many parcels she spelled out the brand’s name, and ended up covering her entire bed – and floor – with parcels. 

Showing off another mountain of goodies online, this time from the likes of Nike and PLT, this woman wrote online: “Shopping addicts in quarantine be like.” 

Numerous other fashionistas shared clips of their hauls under the hashtag ‘shopping addict’, with some admitting they get multiple deliveries a day. 

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One woman admitted she felt stressed if she didn’t have a parcel en route[/caption]

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Scores of fashion fans have been sharing their haul videos under the hashtag ‘shopping addict’[/caption]

Clutching a pile of bags, this woman said: “When your third parcel of the day arrives after complaining you’re poor and your mum asks how you’re affording it.”

She added she simply ‘can’t help myself”.

Others sympathised with spending all their money on shopping, with one woman sat on the floor surrounded by Dior and Louis Vuitton bags. 

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One woman even spelled out the name of brands using her hundreds of parcels[/caption]

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Numerous people joked about spending all their pay check on new clothes[/caption]

“Me not understanding why I’m broke”, she joked. 

While another woman shared a clip of herself holding a pile of boxes so tall it covered her face.

She captioned the image: “Me after getting my paycheck from my minimum wage job that I work 15 hours a week at.” 

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One woman admitted she got several deliveries a day – and her mum was suspicious[/caption]

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People have been forced to turn to online shopping during the lockdown[/caption]

And this mortified woman buys backless jumpsuit online – but it doesn’t even cover her bum in embarrassing wardrobe malfunction.

These are the most embarrassing fashion fails sweeping the web – from a wind emoji on the bum to bizarre bikini flip flops.

Meanwhile you can now get paid £1k to sit at home and pamper yourself for three months – and it’s the perfect lockdown job.