Videos of women comparing the XL and XS sizes of the same clothing become viral.

As a size XL/XXL, content creator Kristina Zias is searching for clothing that fits her well. Kristina also flaunts how she appears in the clothing she purchases to aid other ladies in navigating the confusing world of fashion sizing. This frequently manifests itself in her contrasting their attire with her buddies, each of whom has a distinct body shape. They go shopping at well-known stores like Zara and Aritzia together, and the discrepancy in their final appearances—despite the fact that they’re meant to convey the same vibe—often demonstrates how the same item of clothing may look different on different body types.

Every now and then, Kristina hears a cruel remark, but she doesn’t let it bother her. In one of her TikTok videos, Kristina explains, “The only way you can become more confident is by accepting your fears.” “I’ve always felt quite insecure about my stomach. Then I thought, “Guess what? The world won’t end if I appear in a low-rise bikini, let my belly hang out, and display my stretch marks. And if somebody complains about my stomach, f**k them. That speaks far more highly of them than of myself.” However, the majority of responses to her videos are supportive, with many people thanking Kristina for standing up for them and discussing the difficulties of clothing shopping.

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Videos of women comparing the XL and XS sizes of the same clothing become viral. — kristinazias

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Marina Kamenskaya, a stylist from Russia, teamed forces with her friends and coworkers to examine how companies manufacture the same outfits for various people.

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Since ZARA frequently carries sizes larger than L, according to Marina, the majority of the comparisons were done there. “Another common misconception is that clothes only look beautiful on slender ladies. Thanks to this title, and as a size XL woman myself, I want to demonstrate that size has nothing to do with fashion,” said the stylist. Additionally, while some items appear great in larger sizes, others do so in both the smallest and largest sizes.

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Marina Kamenskaya, a stylist from Russia, teamed forces with her friends and coworkers to examine how companies manufacture the same outfits for various people.