I felt great in the outfit I wore to the supermarket – then I got home and realised the embarrassing mistake I’d made
A MUM-OF-THREE has revealed a hilarious wardrobe blunder, after she went to the supermarket without realising that her outfit was not on properly.
Melissa Nickerson shared her outfit mishap via a video posted to TikTok by her husband, a comedian named Dustin.
“Ok Melissa, tell me what you just did”, Dustin asked his wife.
Melissa revealed that she had popped into the US shop Target, to grab some bits and was feeling great about her outfit.
She wore stylish wide leg brown trousers, paired with a black bodysuit, and black shoes.
Demonstrating how she looked in the shop, Melissa strolled up to the camera, with a large smile on her face.
She then turned around and revealed that the clips for her bodysuit had not been done up and were hanging loose over the back of her trousers.
Melissa looked like she had a tail and she and her husband burst out laughing as she swung the loose part of her bodysuit about.
The art teacher revealed that she had only realised her mistake when she got home, and her husband had informed her.
“I didn’t realise until I got home”, she said.
This means that no one in the shop was kind enough to point out Melissa’s wardrobe malfunction.
“We hope that everyone at Target enjoyed the show”, Dustin said.
The video, which was posted under the username @dustinnickersoncomedy, has clearly left many impressed, as it racked up over 750,000 views on the video sharing platform.
TikTok users raced to the video’s comments section to share their thoughts on the outfit fail.
One user joked: “By far the more comfortable way to wear a bodysuit.
“I support this look.”
Another person said: “And no one told you?
“Girl they did you dirty.”
A third person chimed in: “Leave her alone, she’s busy trendsetting.
A fourth person chimed in: “I was not expecting that.
“That’s great.”
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