ASOS has launched a sale on dresses for 24 hours only; from summer designs to formal numbers.
Fast fashion retailers have come under fire over the past couple of years.
It does look a little like a sail...
"Imagine being an expectant mother and not knowing which of these models are genuinely in the same boat as you!"
The unusual listing first came to the attention of the Internet after an image of the items were uploaded to Reddit.
When is a bra not, in fact, a bra?
A woman who was insulted on Tinder by a man who told her he did not like her dress has been made an ASOS model. The shopping giant decided to use Thea Lauryn Chippendale's picture to advertise the blush pink lace dress on its website after she shared a troll's nasty messages on Twitter. A stranger had told her that her dress looked like a "charity shop job" during a chat on the popular dating app.
"That dress in the last photo is not doing any favours. Hope this helps."
Ever wondered why clothes look different online?
"£68 for bubble wrap? Absolute bargain ASOS."
"Not my fault the clothes I returned either didn’t fit or were ugly"
ASOS has had quite the shake up this week. The shake up comes in the form of a strict new returns policy, which it emailed out to its customers.
ASOS is the latest retailer to jump on the divisive shopping bag trend.
"So you can pay £30 to dress like you work on roadworks 9-5"
Many fans of the online shop have been left baffled by a new pair of trousers on the website – which are completely see-through. One Twitter user took to the social media platform to share her confusion over the fashion item. “I love ASOS but why on earth would you wear that?” they wrote.
One shopper spotted what looked like padding on a plus size lingerie model.
"It's very rare for items to go missing and ASOS have therefore made the decision to not accept any further orders from you."
One Twitter user wrote that the "world has gone mad" while one said "I'm so here for men w/o toxic masculinity."
ASOS are busy becoming the most inclusive fashion brand.
Everyone's favourite shopping site has pledged to ban the use of a number of materials that could fall into the cruelly produced category.
All the clapping hands emojis
This is not a drill, people.