‘You can’t trust Zara’ I ordered £13 jumper dress I loved on model but it doesn’t even cover my bum
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A FASHION fanatic has fumed that "you can't trust Zara" after picking up a £13 jumper dress that doesn't even cover her bum.
Ellie Butler regularly shares her shopping hauls and outfit creations with her army of followers on social media.
In a recent video, she bagged some black knitwear in the sale after falling in love with it on the Zara model.
Ellie - the girlfriend of Celtic's Liam Shaw, currently on loan at Wigan Athletic - said: "We've got this jumper which I ordered to be a jumper dress because that's how the model styled it.
"It's really heavy, really thick and soft and just a long black ribbed jumper.
"I went for a large in this just because I thought a bit more oversized, it might be a little bit longer."
The £35.99 ribbed knit sweater is currently less than half price in the sale, costing just £12.99
In the website listing, the model can be seen wearing it as a dress with bare legs and heels.
But Ellie was forced to pop on some leather shorts with her new buy because it was nowhere near long enough to act as a dress.
She said: "That to me is not giving jumper dress like the model styled it which you can't really trust Zara for because their pictures sometimes are a little bit off it.
"This jumper is absolutely nowhere near long enough to be a dress on me.
"I've put it on with some leather shorts and some knee high boots and a little black bag."
"This is not the vibe that I were going for", she added.
"I was thinking just a nice slouchy big oversized jumper dress with the knee high boots but oh well.
"Maybe if you're really small. I'm 5ft 7 [and] let me just show you how far it comes down
"Like not even past the shorts. So I don't know how small the woman was who were modeling it."
It's not the first time that Ellie has had a fashion mishap when ordering from Zara.
She earlier revealed she had picked up a £12 Skims dupe from the high street store but was bitterly disappointed to discover it was "completely see-through."
"You can literally see everything", she fumed.