Influencer shares 'reality' of fitting rooms as she tries on teeny denim shorts

Dove Cameron returned to her social media with a bit of positive news following an emotional post detailing a struggle with her identity.

anjas.adventures ) shared a video on TikTok with hotel tips they learned from their various travels. Their first tip, as reported by the Express, is to always check before you open your room.

As many prepare to take a holiday for the first time in two years, many will have missed out on a hotel check in.

Remi Bader is sharing an update with her followers.

body positive influencer Emily Bispo has slammed the idea that you can only wear a bikini if you have a slim toned figure, which is commonly known as the ‘bikini body’.Also known as Bunny, the babe has declared that "every body" has a bikini bod despite what they look like.In a TikTok clip that has racked up 20,000 views, the dark haired beauty lounged in a black and white chequered bikini top along with some red thong style bottoms.Emily mimicked someone asking her what she thinks about bikini bodies.She mouthed: “So you’re saying that every body is a bikini body?”The curvy babe then leant back to reveal her relaxed stomach as said: “Facts.”Emily urged in the caption: “Factual. This [is] your sign to go get a new bikini.”Inspired by the beauty’s confidence, many people fled to the comments to praise Emily for her self-love declaration.One person commented: “You’re literally a goddess.

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Vicky Pattison has left fans in stitches after sharing a "hilarious" makeup-free clip.Posting to TikTok and Instagram over the weekend, the former Geordie Shore star, 34, left her celeb pals and five million Instagram followers in giggles as she shared a candid clip about her fluctuating appearance.The recently engaged star shared a short clip which saw her sporting two wildly different aesthetics. For her first look, Vicky can be seen glammed up, with her long brunette tresses worn in curls over her shoulders as she prepares for the weekend."It's me 1% of the time," she captioned the video.Sporting a full face of makeup, the jungle queen is wearing a glam black jumper as she mimes along to the lyrics 'I am woman, I am fearless, I am sexy'.The short clip then switches to show the Newcastle native in a less flattering light.In the second clip, Vicky can be seen jumping out from behind a suitcase in a garage.Dressed in baggy leopard print pyjamas with her shorter hair dishevelled and extension-free, Vicky can be seen holding a collection of crisps and sweets.The funny star captioned the clip: "Me the other 99% of the time."She later mimed: "I'm like a raccoon in the garage."Vicky's clip tickled a number of her celeb pals and followers.This Morning presenter Rochelle Humes wrote: "I feel seen!!!" while another fan commented: "This just makes me laugh so much!!"Another follower said: "Why do I relate to this so much."Meanwhile, a third replied: "Brilliant!!! That's made me chuckle.""Hilarious," another concluded.Vicky's funny post follows her recently opening up to fans about her fertility journey.

Kevin Gates scored an unlikely hit this year in "Thinking With My Dick," a Juicy J-featuring single from 2013 that went viral on TikTok this year and rocketed to No. 37 on the Billboard Hot 100 (it's not even the first time Gates has gone viral on TikTok – "Big Gangsta" and "Me Too" have both inspired trends on the platform.) With newfound momentum behind him, Gates has announced the release date of his upcoming third studio album Khaza: June 17.

body positive influencer has urged her followers to let their bellies ‘hang’ out of their swimming suits.Emily Bispo, also known as Bunny, often shares uplifting videos to her 1.3million TikTok followers.The dark-haired beauty used to struggle with her appearance and has now set on a mission to install ‘self-love’ in her adoring fans.Previously, Emily hit back at trolls who claimed that she cannot wear a bikini because she is not a ‘skinny girl’ - and the influencer did certainly not taken any notice.And, the influencer is not halting her body positive message anytime soon.In a recent clip that has racked up 54,000 views, the curvy babe donned a strappy black and white chequered bikini tip and a red thong bottom.Emily accentuated her gorgeous face with some sculpted brows, voluminous lashes and a luscious pink lip.As she sat relaxed with her tum on show, the influencer expressed: “In case you needed the reminder, you don’t need to suck in your stomach just because you are wearing a bathing suit. Let it out girl, let it hang.“Who cares, not me.”She captioned the post with some smiley face emojis and declared: “Let it out.”Inspired by Emily’s tum ‘hanging’ clip, many people fled to the comments to thank the influencer for making them feel comfortable in their own bodies.One person commented: “Your account has done more for my own body neutral/self love journey than any therapy ever had.

A woman has divided opinion on social media after sharing that she only showers once a week.

London, shared the pictures in a video on TikTok to a sound which says "you don't have to be skinny to be pretty."In the snaps, the curvy redhead tried out beachwear that's typically only modelled on models with washboard abs.She showed off her hourglass figure in the revealing one-piece swimsuit, which flaunts the upper stomach and wraps over her boobs.The influencer, who according to her Instagram is "way more confident being bigger" than she was when she was slim, captioned the video with: "All shapes and sizes are beautiful." Her fans seemed to love the look she had purchased from Fashion Nova, as one TikTok user said: "Absolutely beautiful on you babe!!!"Another added: "Looks sooo much better on you."A third wrote: "Stunning beauty."However, one man seemed less than impressed, writing in response to the sound: "If you have to tell yourself that then there are some issues."But in a recent Instagram post, the influencer admitted that body confidence is something you have to work on constantly.Never want to miss a story like this? You can get all of Daily Star's articles sent directly to your inbox by signing up here.She wrote: "No matter what your body looks like, it's still a process of loving yourself and accepting the parts you don't necessarily like about your body."Yes, I'm way more confident now being bigger and having more fat but I still get conscious of certain areas like my stomach on the days I don't feel good about myself."It's always going to be a continuous journey.

latest fashion trends don't consider women with large boobs. Vanessa, a fuller busted TikToker, selected a range of tops on her latest shopping trip.And almost all of them required her to not wear a bra – with some even putting her at risk of a nip-slip.

a notorious restaurant chain made popular by its scantily clad waitresses working in booty shorts.While staff are thankful for the opportunities the job has given to them, some have shared what it's really like working for the brand.From being called wh***es to receiving impressive tips, here are some details from behind the scenes you may not be aware of.Jade Amber, who posts on her YouTube channel about working at Hooters, has revealed how much waitresses at the chain can earn in tips from just one night."My worst night or day would be like $25 (£18) to $50 (£37) and that's the worst-case scenario, ok,” she explained."Normally on those nights, I was cut or sent home because we were very slow and it was during a very slow season."Those days are super rare but they do happen."She added: "An ok day would be like $95 (£70) to $125 (£92) because it's, like, 'Ok I made this amount of money but I know I can make more. But there were super bad days it's, like, 'Ok at least I made money'."But then there were better days.

A UK plumber has revealed a genius hack to help people bring down the cost of their monthly gas bills.

Lizzo has told fans they’re doing the viral ‘About Damn Time’ TikTok dance wrong in a new post on social media.The rapper took to TikTok on Wednesday (May 11) to tell fans that if they’re going to do the viral TikTok dance trend set to her most recent single, they must go all out to the track – before demonstrating what she meant.“I’m tired of seeing it,” Lizzo began in the tongue-in-cheek video, jokingly sounding angered. “OK?,” she continued.Lizzo went on to demonstrate the first move — clapping her hands three times to the words ‘About Damn Time’ – and said it should be done powerfully.

busty woman has shared her styling tips for women who are struggling to dress their ample asset in the most flattering way as she points out the common fashion mistakes.Monika Mancini, from US, regularly shares styling and life hacks to her 410,000 followers on TikTok, hoping to guide other women to dress better."Bigger chest ladies, I've got some flattering inspo for you," she says."Other than buttoning up your clothes to cover your cleavage, unbutton a few or keep it complete open and wear a cute tank or bodysuit underneath — trust me, it will make your bust a lot smaller."Monika also points out that wearing cropped jackets will "add bulk" to the outfit, so she suggests to wear a long blazer instead to balance the body proportion."And last tip, instead of wearing high-neck tops, wear shirts with lower necks — it's way more flattering."As the mercury is rising, the TikToker says she would avoid picking cute tops with ruffles around the neckline.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it..."That's gonna make your boobs look 10 times bigger," she said.But a model from Ukraine claimed her big boobs are "putting her in danger" despite she's earning a whopping £50,000 a month from OnlyFans.Louisa Khovansk, 28, said she was in constant pain and couldn't do basic exercises like cardio

bonus, will work beautifully alongside the we've got planned for the summer. Amongst the social cuts for YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, there's application tips, bloopers and the cutest appearance from her Papa, who steps in to open up a package for her.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Throughout the GRWM, Selena reveals how much the response to Rare has meant to her. “A comment that somebody will show me from the team will make my whole day," she confessed, adding: "Hearing what people are saying about the brand is really exciting.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.As for how exactly she creates a barely there makeup look, Selena followed the steps below…"What I love about this primer is that sometimes I can just get away with wearing it and it gives me this dewy, fresh look. When you use it with the foundation, I love how it gives you that little dewy effect and it kind of shimmers underneath the makeup.” Courtesy of brand “I want to use Honor to moisturize my lips.

EXCLUSIVE: 7M Films, a management company that represents social media stars and TikTok dancers and is at the center of a controversy accusing it of being cult-like, is set to be the subject of a new documentary series.

Who doesn't love a good cleaning hack? From TikTok to forums devoted to Mrs Hinch, there are plenty of ways to learn new tips and make cleaning your house that little bit easier.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube has hatched a new way to spur content production for YouTube Shorts, its TikTok-like short form video feature: The video giant is launching Green Screen, which lets creators use clips from the billions of videos on YouTube as the background for their Shorts.With Green Screen, YouTube Shorts creators will be able to remix up to 60 seconds of video (or audio only) from any eligible on-demand YouTube video or other YouTube Short — as long as the original creator has granted permission to do so and the video isn’t flagged for copyright violations.The creative tool is YouTube’s latest effort to compete with TikTok, which popularized the short-form video format and counts more than 1 billion monthly active users. YouTube Shorts has boomed in popularity and now averages more than 30 billion daily views, up more than fourfold from 6.5 billion a year ago, Alphabet/Google CEO Sundar Pichai told investors last month.