I always get told my clothes are inappropriate because of my boobs – I can’t it help it, people should stop looking | The Sun

CERTAIN clothes are specifically designed to show off a bit of extra cleavage and draw attention to the bust.

But for one woman it doesn't matter what she wears, it's always deemed inappropriate.


Cassidy Wensley showed how it doesn't make a difference if she covers up or not, because someone always has a problem with the way her chest looks.

Cassidy, from Canada, donned a black halter neck crop top, which showed off her cleavage because of her big boobs.

Even though people probably wouldn't look twice at someone with smaller boobs wearing the exact same top, the fashion fan said she gets told to change into something else when she wears it.

But the problem doesn't go away even when she wears a top that completely covers her chest, arms and stomach.

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Because of her larger boobs, even 'appropriate' tops show off her boobs more than they would on most people.

She tried on a white turtle neck to prove her point – but even that wasn't quite right.

The white top looked see through on Cassidy's chest, even though it fit her perfectly.

She shared the clip on TikTok and captioned it: "Big boob problems."

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It turns out she's not the only person who struggles to find clothes people find 'appropriate', especially at work.

One person commented: "It really isn't our fault!"

And another said: "Same, they literally look bigger when I'm fully covered."

"If someone with small boobs wore the same thing it would be classed as trendy," a third wrote.

And someone else said: "I have the same problem and no one ever gets it!!!"

"I know your struggle girl," another wrote.

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