THE disappointment of ordering a bunch of clothes and not liking at least one item is something most online shoppers experience.
For one avid fashion fan, her Amazon haul was nothing like she was expecting as the bottoms looked to be construction pants, and the package had a big issue.
Clothing bought online is always a hit or miss since you haven't had the opportunity to try it on.
But eager shoppers still place orders in hopes some, if not all, of their items, work out.
Unfortunately for YouTuber Blair, none of her Amazon fashion finds were of her liking.
She posted a small shopping haul with her recent purchases and found that one item wasn't even what she ordered.
"I went shopping on Amazon, so these are all Amazon clothes," the young blonde says as she holds up her item pile.
Blair starts by showing viewers the photos of each item she found on Amazon.
She tries on a pair of khaki grunge cargo pants first.
According to Blair, the long high-waisted bottoms seem to be "serving construction worker."
It's safe to say they're not her favorite.
"This is probably the worst outfit video I've ever made," she says.
Although Blair thought she had ordered the $19.99 Y2K Striped Tie Knitted Shrug Long Sleeve Hollow Out Crochet Bolero, she didn't get it.
Instead, Blair received a green and white crochet top that only covered her arms.
There was a head hole, but only a strand of fabric crossing her collarbone.
"I look like I was running out of a guy's house and trying to put together a cute outfit," Blair admits.
"What is this? It's not even remotely the same color."
The final shirt makes her feel like she's "going to a parent-teacher conference," and not in a good way.
Blair throws on the $24.99 Women Hollow Out Crochet Knit Crop Top.
While wearing the knit pullover, she pretends she's a mom: "Hello, Mrs. Karen. Was my son doing good at school today?"
One viewer thought Blair's opinion of the top was way off.
"I promise that's not a parent/teacher conference outfit. Unless you and Ms. Karen are cosplaying in the bedroom," she argued.
Another critic disagreed with the whole knit vibe, all together.
They said: "Most of these are knit to look like crochet, but please do not buy cheap crochet items."
