Shopping website Found on a Wish had a major fail with this listing for plus-size shorts, making the seriously questionable decision to showcase the item not worn as, you know, shorts, but as some sort of strange miniskirt with a side section. Instead of using a curvier model or shooting the piece flat and off a body, someone decided to call in a woman a couple sizes smaller than the item required and have her pull one of the legs up and around her waist. Not only does it look bizarre, it's sending a bad message to potential shoppers and is as unhelpful as possible. How in the world could you judge what the style would look like when being worn as shorts? It's a lose-lose situation.
So, what exactly is Found on a Wish? It's an online emporium for cheap, unbranded items that tend to ship mostly from China. While we love a deal as much as the next person, this lapse in judgement would make us think twice before clicking to buy on the site (P.S. Thanks to Hello Giggles for unearthing the shorts originally.)
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