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READ MORE: Shein shoppers in stitches over cut-out denim shorts that leave cheeks on showSo she turned to TikTok and asked fans for ways to make the dress look less "boobage".Pily, who is seen wearing a cornflower blue floral pattern milk maid dress, said: "So my best friend let her fiancé pick the bridesmaid dresses."While some said the dress style is "too casual" to be a bridemaid dress, others said the fiancé "knew what he was doing".One was convinced that the groom-to-be was "thinking three steps ahead"."Oh no, something tells me that all eyes are not going to be on the bride," a second commented and a third wrote: "He understood the assignment clearly!"Pily mentioned in the comments and said the dress is from House of CB.Others offered fashion advice to Pily in hopes to put another garment underneath but still wearing the same dress."Definitely wear a high neck vest with it," a woman suggested while another shared: "I would do a white cami top with a cute lace trim round the neckline."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterA third chimed in and said a floral mesh top could work as the pattern could draw people's attention away from the breasts.Pily also hit back at some negative comments where people called her an "attention seeker" and said she has "nothing else to offer".The TikToker said: "This comment upset so much that I had to talk to my dad about it and he said that I've got loads more to offer."READ MORE:

off their image and make endorsement deals.The stunning blonde has now made her first million dollars just a year after the rule change.READ MORE: Woman edits TikToks pics to show easy it is to change imagesOlivia, 19 has competed with the American national gymnastics team in the past and now performs at Louisiana State University (LSU).Under the strict rules governing the sport, colleges are barred from paying their athletes, but a change in 2021 allowed them to let the gymnasts earn cash in other ways.For Olivia, that means cashing in on her phenomenal figure and good looks and last year she signed with sports agency WME Sports to get some lucrative deals lined up.Olivia has also amassed a huge following on social media with 1.8 million on Instagram and 5.6 million on TikTok.And it's on TikTok that Olivia is proving to be a huge star where her daily videos give an insight into her life and also are a chance to show off her stunning gymnastics-honed body in a series of bikini snaps.According to TikTok Wiki, she is now earning around $10k per TikTok post and the same on Instagram. She has also signed endorsements with brands.These include activewear company Vuori, American Eagle, protein and supplements firm PlantFuel, and Bartleby, a study tool and homework helper for college students.She's also secured one-off deals with TooFaced cosmetics, GrubHub, Madden/EA Sports, and the Nate app.

An indirect message. Khloé Kardashian shared a motivational video that seems to hint at how she might be feeling amid her and Tristan Thompson‘s recent baby news.

Mia Khalifa has doubled down on her claim that "being in the army is worse than being on OnlyFans". Mia sparked outrage last week after a clip of her making the claim went viral on TikTok.

Instagram and TikTok.While insisting that gymnastics will remain her priority, the 19-year-old began announcing brand partnerships last year after the National Collegiate Athletic Association relaxed rules to allow athletes to make more money from their name, image, and likeness. READ MORE: Paige VanZant vows to knock back pint in London pub if she seals first bare-knuckle win As well as agreeing deals with American Eagle and Forever 21, Dunne linked up with activewear brand Vuori back in September which Forbes reported to have been worth 'mid-six figures' She said of Vuori at the time: "We have some of the same core values, and I think it's so great how they care about the environment."They are also committed to happiness, and that's really important to me."Should athletes be able to make millions from sponsorships away from their sport? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionCollege athletes were previously limited on selling sponsorships which limited the ability of Dunne to make money using her huge social media presence.The organisation changed the regulations back in June of 2021, which has changed the life of Dunne among many others.As well as sharing snaps of herself in gymnastic lycra, Dunne has even posed with wads of cash and in bikinis on her official account. The New York Post reports that Dunne has been one of the biggest earners over the past year of sponsorships, pocketing in excess of $1million (£831,000).

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OMG, Nana! While Selena Gomez has recently kept her dating life private, her grandmother seemingly revealed that the Only Murders in the Building star is in the midst of a breakup.

TikTok is an established provider of entertainment worldwide, but is also becoming increasingly popular as a news source with UK adults.

Ladies’ night! Ahead of her second child’s arrival, Khloé Kardashian enjoyed a fun outing with Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.

TikTok users by switching her beauty sponge for a marshmallow to do a full face of makeup – and was pleasantly surprised by the results. Elle James, who posts on the app as @ellejamesmakeup, was challenged by one of her fans to use the spongy sweet in place of traditional cosmetic tools.So she went the extra mile and bought three different sizes of marshmallows to test out.READ MORE:Mia Khalifa reveals she spends jaw-dropping £1.2k on keeping skin 'flawless' every dayIn the clip that's garnered more than 1.2 million views, she even cut some of them up to make the shapes of her usual make-up sponges.While she initially thought the idea was crazy – and viewers were expecting rubbing a sweet on your face to be a bit sticky – the result actually wasn't too far off what she could do with a sponge.

Hailey Bieber, CEO of the no makeup makeup look, Bella Hadid, CEO of the sharp eyeliner flick and Dua Lipa, CEO of the fluffy soap brows. And yes, if there's one thing that all of these beauty trends have in common, it's that they all went viral thanks to TikTok. What would we do without it, eh? Well, let me take you back to the good old days of Twitter and Instagram, which is where Ariana Grande was crowned the Queen of snatched hair looks.

A disgusting woman was caught on CCTV letting a poo fall out of her sundress and onto a cafe floor - with an unfortunate man then slipping on it.

Michele Amabile Angermiller The Future X, a group made up of three singers and four dancers discovered on TikTok by producer Simon Fuller (“American Idol,” “So You Think You Can Dance”), is teaming up with the Honda Civic Tour with a new format designed to connect fans through live shows and online content.The Future X, cast after auditioning first on TikTok through a hashtag challenge that generated more than 300 million views, will embark on a seven-city U.S. tour complemented by “entertaining TikTok content.” The individual members will chronicle their road to their Honda Civic Tour performances on top of each 2022 Civic Tour stop being filmed, exclusively for TikTok.The Honda Civic Tour is an annual promotional tour sponsored by the carmaker that in the past has featured established artists like last year’s virtual headliner H.E.R., as well as Maroon 5, OneRepublic, the pairing of Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato, Blink-182, Black Eyed Peas, One Direction and Charlie Puth.

Coco Lodge has explained how Love Island contestants manage to find out gossip about the outside world, while not actually leaving the villa.Each year, Islanders are kept in quarantine ahead of entering the villa and they also have their smartphones confiscated to ensure they are kept out of the loop about what is going on.Islanders have also revealed in the past that the phones they use in the villa are "jailbroken" so they can only receive text messages from producers and use the camera feature.READ MORE: Love Island's Gemma's mum slams 'bullying' of Tasha as Luca and Dami apologiseHowever, Coco has revealed a nifty way around the producer's efforts when a new Islander enters the villa.Speaking on TikTok, the graphic designer explained: "Whenever a new bombshell comes in or us Casa girls, everyone wants to know what's going on in the outside world."We're not allowed to talk about it and if we start we get told off by the voice of God, coming from above."So, we communicate through the phones, so we write secret little messages to each other under the duvet, people want to know how many followers they're on."Or what's in the press about them and obviously it's hard not to tell your friends or your new coupled person, so you do write secret messages to each other on the phones."Speaking on Roman Kemp's Capital FM Breakfast programme, Coco previously disclosed: "We also had like a 24-hour break before the Casa Amor recoupling just to get into the boy's heads a bit, so have them thinking about whether we are the better option than all their girls."The brunette bombshell also opened up about the social media trolling she faced, saying she was not expecting it.She told the Celebrity Gogglebox star: "I just didn't expect it

TikTok boxing event, Bennett clashed with Dean LM at the O2 Indigo. After he received a solid but not spectacular left hook, Bennett turned his back as his opponent swarmed him, sensing his opportunity to strike.

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a new study by Bankrate, nearly half of millennials and 'Gen Z' users of social media feel negatively about their own finances and appearance when they see other people's posts.The survey highlights that our newsfeeds are damaging users' ability to manage their money properly as well, with 64% of all US adults surveyed saying they've regretted buying at least one product they saw on social media.READ NEXT: Tesla owners will soon be able to play videogames in the driver's seat with Steam update Younger users of social media also told Bankrate that they want to look successful on social media, with 46% of Gen Z users admitting they have posted things on social media in order to 'look successful in the eyes of others'.The research also claims that influencers heavily influence social media users doing some regrettable shopping.Ted Rossman, a credit card analyst, said: "Influencers play a large role in the pressure to make impulse buys on social media platforms. A lot of people feel that they, too, could be that glamorous if only they had that coveted bathing suit or pair of shoes.

Air conditioning is a dream during a heatwave, but many people in the UK are having to cope without it as temperatures exceed 30C this week.

Video: Man burns bum after mistaking cleaning wipes for toilet paper! (BANG Showbiz)Getting 'hangry' is a real sensation!Alien messages get lost in space!Woman annoys best friend by asking her to clean houseTwo women have been caught 'trying to smuggle hundreds of live animals' onto a flight in BangkokPregnant woman urges friend to change dog's nameGentleminions TikTok trend forces cinema to refund more than £1,300Surfer becomes the third person attacked by a shark at Florida beach. Dog in Essex adopts 15 ducklingsFlorida man poses as Disney World staff member in attempt to steal R2-D2 statueMan receives treatment for 'whistling scrotum'!Bride considers 'demoting' her bridesmaids after hen-do drama!New study reveals human and octopus brains share same 'jumping genes'Ship captain jumps overboard to rescue meerkat!'I can't believe they did that in such a public place': Resident calls on shard bosses to take action against randy coupleFrogs on brink of extinction due to 'voracious appetite' of French diners for frog's legsWhen it comes to makeup, 'The Kardashians' star - who has Mason, 12, Penelope, nine, and Reign, seven with ex-partner Scott Disick while Travis has son Landon, 18, and daughter Alabama, 16 from his previous marriage to Shanna Moakler - used a selection of products from Make Up For Ever because of their durability.

TikTok to quash criticisms that she can't wear certain things because she is a US size 12 (UK 16).One of the women behind The Willow Boutique, a high-quality size inclusive clothing brand, posted a video to TikTok defiantly wearing items that people say she can't wear – and she certainly proves them wrong.The first example the expert gives of something she’s been told she shouldn’t wear is bodysuits. READ MORE: Model wows fans in leopard print bikini that flaunts intimate tan linesBut when she paired her brand's bodysuit with some ripped blue jeans, she rocked it anyway!Next on the agenda, was to dispel the idea that mid or plus-size women can't wear leather trousers.She wore a pair with a plain white T-shirt, red leather jacket and some wedge heels – and looked fabulous.Finally, it was time to throw on a figure-hugging dress.Once again, the model showed she can wear whatever she wants as she embraced her curves in a dark turtleneck dress.The video appeared to go down well with TikTok users – racking up 63,500 likes and thousands of comments from people who felt inspired by her message.One user wrote: “Ahhhh you are this size 12 girl's inspiration.”Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterAnother added: “I wear that stuff.