Size 4 Tries “One Size Fits All” from Brandy Melville!

[@morganwhite970]

I honestly forget she is blind sometimes. She’s just so in tune with herself and what she’s doing.

[@rebekahrain4158]

Morgan's World I’m honestly convinced she isn’t completely blind lmao 🥴

[@huntern4454]

reign * She can see light if it’s bright enough. Her mom tells her where the camera is and they have a ring light.

[@chiakinanami1118]

WAIT SHES BLIND?!

[@sagetilley4257]

@@chiakinanami1118 yes lmao

[@olliefaye7601]

Caitlin Tilley that was a joke...

[@mally6101]

i remember being 17 and walking into brandy melville as a size 10 NOT KNOWING they were a one size fits all store. and GIRL....i had never felt so completely judged, out of place and just downright not good enough as i tried on the clothes that were not made at all for my body type. the girls that work there were awful too. they look at you with a "why are YOU here...." look on their face. i'm 25 now and i still remember the way that store made me feel to this day. genuinely wish i could boycott them for good :(

[@KBuysman1]

mallory hynes that’s awful. I’ve had experiences like that but it wasn’t in brandy melville. It sucks to feel like you don’t belong. Why can’t you boycott brandy Melville?

[@HeidiJoy94]

@@KBuysman1 Boycotting implies that you stop going there, but we can't boycott them if it doesn't fit us anyway. The people who fit their clothes are the only people who can affect their bottom line.

[@KBuysman1]

H P gotcha!! Thanks for clarifying. That makes sense.

[@javaholly]

I’m so sorry you had that experience, I wish I could’ve felt that instead of you. I tend to look thinner than I am so I fit the clothes somewhat and oh my gosh, The workers treated me kindly and didn’t really give me trouble at least verbally and seemed eager to help me depending on which Brandy I went to in NYC. I’m sorry!

[@mally6101]

@@javaholly you're so sweet! i wouldnt wish that feeling on anyone though. but thank you for the kind words ❤❤

[@dolcekayy]

They now say 'one size fits small", so at least they are being honest lol.

[@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose]

But it's still not accurate. I'm a small--5'4, 110lbs, 31/27/33. Molly isn't that much wider than me in comparison, and I know that it wouldn't fit me. Skylar, Sierra Schultzzie's friend, struggled to fit into them. She's basically my size.

[@gretamaepoole]

@@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose i'm pretty sure skylar is a size medium, but you never know if they'll fit or not you have to try it on ur own

[@alexandraivantchenko273]

i also saw things that say one size fits most

[@brittnicole2438]

@@Mothman_In_a_T-Pose skylar just had a baby tho didnt she. I dont think shes that small anymore right now anyway

[@sheila7909]

Well there not cause they don’t fit......well as far as the jeans go

[@MrsBungle78]

I don’t have any problem with “vintage or old” fabric. That’s what drives me crazy about clothes nowadays- the fabrics are always so thin that they’re see through & just generally cheap & nasty.

[@LiveLaughLove8489]

MrsBungle78 yes. Agreed!! So different from just 15 years ago alone.

[@revy388]

r u sure? all the things i’ve gotten are the nicest quality

[@LiveLaughLove8489]

peyton revy oh yes. I remember being a teen going to target or Walmart and the jeans were really nice quality. Macy’s had nice quality clothes. Penny’s etc. Now you go to Kohls or Penny’s and the material is thinner and cheaper. More polyester less cotton. Less quality in clothing now vs 15 yrs ago. I have a pair of Levi from when 11 yrs ago. Same style. Boot cut. Etc. but the feel is completely different and the thickness and durability is completely different too. You used to be able to find a nice pair of slacks for an affordable cost and it would last years. Shoes too. Now it seems my sneakers or flats fall apart so much mor quickly.

[@aygulmemet4201]

I have vintage clothes from the 90s for the same price range and they're still better quality smh

[@vryford4365]

Until she got to the point where she was talking about the first top being pink (3:49) I completely forgot she was blind.

[@GeeklingNo1]

Then she started talking about a white tee and I had to take a reality check.

[@Teewriter]

I know. She is so damn good. Her mother must be very proud of her.

[@etonbachs4226]

I was confused. It looked white to me. Went and re-watched that part. Still looked white to me.

[@jellygrass8860]

@@etonbachs4226 pause it, it's a really light shade of pink but against her white tank it's super noticeable

[@etonbachs4226]

@@jellygrass8860 Okay. It's a very light shade of pink. I see it now. Very light.

[@gracetravis3321]

I hate the term 'boy body' because I'm thin, flat, and broad shouldered it's kinda hard with that body type to feel feminine and pretty as it is, but 'boy body' makes its hard to feel that you look like a woman when ur described that way

[@whychoooseausername4763]

There no one way to be feminine or a woman. I know our society loves to police womens' bodies, but please don't let that get you down!

[@Marigold11037]

Awh im sorry about that! If it helps, in my head that body type feels very flowy and dainty yet strong, almost like a sunflower or a long lavender stem Hope my poetic opinion makes you feel a little better ♡

[@Dotsworth]

exactly! I don't think Molly meant any harm but yeah there are nicer ways to describe straight-figured girls

[@cattrickie]

same dude, ive always felt insecure about my body and brandy Melville is just gonna make it worse for everyone

[@jacqueline7141]

cinnamonsticks honestly I know girls who are really small and skinny and I was there once too, and we couldn’t find anything that fit right, it made me and others feel like little boys and I would cry in dressing rooms and if I had Brandy back then I think it would have helped because it’s really small clothes that are flattering on smaller women. I understand the problem but I really don’t think it’s all bad, it’s also a European brand and correct me if I’m wrong but usually those brands don’t have a lot of sizes. But I think only having tiny sizes will be hurtful and not having small enough sizes will hurt other people, it really just depends on the girl, what we should be focusing on more I think is building up girls self esteem and showing them that their size and the clothes they wear don’t determine their worth. I totally get the issue and I don’t agree with everything brandy does but that’s just another perspective.

[@callmekiki882]

So I'm actually a very tall slim person with no hips so the brand would fit me. I still don't buy it because I don't support the brand. It's not okay to make teens feel so insecure about themselves.

[@nikkinicole4990]

Call me Kiki ya exactly! I’m a size 6 and i’m a perfectly healthy weight, my waist is like 28 inches and my best friend fits in brandy and she has a 24 inch waist and some of their clothes are snug on her, if your waist is any larger than 24 inch you definitely won’t fit in brandy no matter your weight or anything. Also their clothes are made for people with really small cup sizes, i’m a C cup and their tops would never fit me because they have no room. Especially the dresses. EDIT: Y’all chill!!!! everyone’s body is different i’m sorry if your waist is a 30in and you fit in brandy and I personally offended you 😞

[@makennavlogs]

Call me Kiki the store is also for girls that wear very small sizes and struggle to find clothes that fit correctly

[@Dark-uk4oz]

You can be hourglass and fit into brandy, but your waist has to be around 22 inches and your hips 34. So you don’t have to be ruler shaped and there are skinny pear/ hourglass girls on their website that fit them they just have narrow hips and extremely narrow waists

[@emilyl3952]

Ok, some brands are inclusive to plus sizes, what’s wrong being inclusive to smaller sizes?

[@poetickat7994]

100,100 subs With no videos it’s not inclusive if it’s ONLY for small sizes

[@madisonhendrickson8924]

The way she describes things it literally seems like she can physically see it. It’s mind boggling

[@blablablaaacount123]

Hey Molly, I'm a model myself, but i'm 6 foot. I don't fit ANYTHING at brandy because everything is too short. And you can crop clothes but you can't make them longer haha. One size fits almost nobody.

[@nikkinicole4990]

Im an average weight for my height (5’5) but none of their clothes fit me because of my boobs, like their dresses have no room, and I’m only a C cup but their clothes are made for people who are average height, super skinny with no hips and no boobs. It’s so unrealistic

[@dot8209]

I can relate xD idm tops but pants and skirts are not gonna work

[@Truffles-fk3du]

Sadly, I have to agree. Fairly easy to hem pants. Not so simple to add length to anything. 34" inseam.

[@javaholly]

Haha, I’m 5’6 maybe almost 5’7 (I’m 14). I’m a large in pants right now so I haven’t really tried Brandy pants, I ordered 30 waist corduroys from off the website so I’ll see if it fits properly (40 hips as of now). I’m a size small in tops, 30 Waist, 36 Bust, Brandy tops tend to fit my bust okay but some definitely some don’t, There are some that are 18 inches across that fit me really well I also have thin arms so the arms fit well and aren’t tight. It really depends, I plan on losing weight anyways so it’ll probably fit better afterwards, I don’t want to lose weight because of brandy, It’s more because I’d like to enter modeling and the extra weight I carry is unflattering. :) So Brandy works for some people for sure, Different girls wear brandy at my school, A girl at my school who’s alittle heavier than me wears brandy and it looks fine despite the muffin top, A girl who is thinner wears brandy so it really depends. In my opinion they don’t have to accomidate to plus size cause sometimes plus size is super unhealthy, Like the overweight kind of “curvy” isn’t healthy and brands don’t have to accommodate that. I understand wanting Mediums and larges though.

[@gracelesser2944]

Claire Bressi same but i'm in 8th. my fav jeans are hollister bc they offer a long and an extra long! i definitely recommend them!

[@lucyroelle5650]

just a note brandy is not one size fits all it’s just “one size”

[@LoveeLette]

The reality of the brand is that it’s ONE size but advertise as one size fits ALL (not anymore now )BUT not all ppl being one size aren’t built the same so that what the problem is. In others words the point is that the clothes are built for a specific type of small body and not a size small for all smalls lol if that made sense.

[@haydenbertram3842]

Hi

[@carmenkey8804]

Lucy Roelle Exactly

[@laurenwilson4065]

it sells multiple sizes 😂 genuinely they have jeans that are 30 waist and 22 waist lmao

[@CANTfindTHEkeyboard1]

Lucy Roelle their labels used to say one size fits all, they changed it around 2015/2016

[@capybarasann]

Even though they cater to tall thin women they don’t cater to extra tall and thin which is what I am, the shoulders, pants, and sleeves are always off for me Personally, I don’t mind brands that cater to specific body types, but they can’t pretend that it is universal (for clarification I mean they aren’t universal in the sense that a lot of tall S and XS can’t fit into their clothes even though that’s their demographic 😂)

[@Dark-uk4oz]

Exactly. It’s such a strict size. By tall it’s really only for girls 5’8-5’11 and xs to small. So when people say it’s for tall girls they exclude very tall girls over 6’0.

[@chloe5375]

they don’t pretend it’s universal. they say “one size” not one size fits all

[@Iwantkwookies]

@@chloe5375 one size, means one size fits all, which in every brand should just not be a thing at all, i have a friend the same size as me but my jeans won't fit her the same as they fit me, even though they're both a size 8 just different cuts, but they look the same on. one size is a ridiculous thing because the chances of more than a handful of people being the same size and same body shape and basically the same person is like 0 to nothing

[@boop6169]

Gabby Gabrielson that’s really weird... honestly I know y’all have as much issues with clothes as us shorter girls do( I’m 4’11”) I understand creating a brand specifically for certain heights because certain things fit different heights better. Like I can’t wear certain dresses because where a taller womans cleavage end would be... is the middle of my stomach lol and Ik y’all girls look like they have mini dresses on in skater dresses. It just seems dumb to isolate a huge portion of your target audience by acting like one size fits all means all y’all girls are built like 4x4’s. 🙄🙄

[@hanzib31]

@@Dark-uk4oz so true. I'm 6'3" and a UK size 10 (US 4?) and could NEVER wear any of these clothes. Maybe the short sleeve Ts but they'd be a super crop on me. ☹️ No stores properly cater to over 6' really. Even "tall" sections start at 5"8. Which is NOT tall imo. It's slightly taller than average 😂

[@azp0428]

i just want to point out that being tall and thin does not mean you have a “boy body”

[@chloesanders05]

azp 04 she just meant no curves. Not tall and thin

[@njarchai]

She meant 🚪

[@marenshaw1706]

She means like a cereal box

[@gabb5]

News flash “Straight” is a body shape, so I’m sure that’s what she meant

[@sativadvaa]

i’m pretty sure she means 🚪

[@notheothersarah]

These are better reviews for quality than I have found anywhere. I'm more about the cloth and the technicality of fit than fashion, and Molly is where it is at!

[@michellelii]

Sarah A. Saylors i agree

[@carissacouturexo]

Definitely agree I actually come to molly before trying ANY new brand if she hasn't reviewed them I dont trust them lol

[@catglory1]

I feel that maybe she talks more about the quality and how if felt is because she is blind. She is more in tune about how things feel than how they look. So her talking about the quality is something I will really listen to! I trust what she says

[@laurencook6040]

I just don’t understand why they only have one tiny size. Like doesn’t it make more sense to have more sizes so more people can buy it?

[@amre2181]

i understand what you mean, but the store is just tailored towards petite people. yes, it is kinda encouraging diet culture and unhealthy standards, but it’s similar to any other plus size store and imo what teenagers do to fit into brandy melville isn’t brandy’s fault. they just specialise in one specific body type, and if you don’t fit that, then that’s perfectly okay too. just shop somewhere else

[@revy388]

amrellist uwu but it’s not petite people my friend who’s an xxs/xs some brandy is like pretty big for her so it’s not rly a petite store

[@revy388]

amrellist uwu not arguing wit u btw i shop at brandy and have no problem with them if imma be honest it’s jusg not a petite store lol

[@hola1834]

@@amre2181 I get what you mean, but I don't agree. Specially when you look a few years ago, brandy never promoted that it was a brand for petite people, it just said one size fits all. Now obviously that's changed, and they have XS, S or M marked in their items (although they only carry one size per item). I think it's a way of creating somewhat of an exclusivity so that people want to buy there, and want to fit in their clothes

[@Claubuza]

@@amre2181 Petite = short. According to Molly their clothes are better suited for tall people.

[@rebeccawinn7277]

I wish tall didn't assume skinny. Any tall options I've seen never fit my hips and waist only the length of my legs

[@nickay1242]

same!! I’m 177cm (5’8 I believe) My hips most of the time don’t really fit nicely into pants + when I wear pants sometimes they fit but will look too short cause my legs are too long. Struggles!!

[@elenastennett8660]

I'm tall and skinny and finding jeans and trousers is a nightmare, I go a size up and the length is perfect but the waist is huge and my small booty is unflattered, I go a size down, it's perfect but half my shin is out and I'm too lazy to shave

[@andolique1075]

@@elenastennett8660 SAME. Been wearing a bit too short jeans half my life. :) Especially now, when the already short jeans are all cropped! So frustrating.

[@ViolentNightshade]

I feel this but the opposite, I’m not super tall but I’m pretty fit and have very square hips, most of the time pants will fit but are heaps too long

[@JadeCanada237]

Rebecca Winn- yes this! Also, because I'm plus size, there is an assumption of a very large bust (nope) and short legs. My inseam is 35 inches. So may brands thing 31" is tall....(Since everyone is including their height I'm 5'10")

[@alexandriajoy96]

I love that you focus on body positivity, for all types, throughout your video!! I have a eerily similar body type to yours, so I feel all the same struggles while shopping. The way you candidly talk about the comfort, or discomfort, of how clothes fit makes it so easy to recognize that it's the retailers fault for lack of inclusivity, rather than what our negative internal monologue tells us about our body... again, I love your videos and thanks for your consistent, relatable content!

[@rtt4792]

I’m skinny, but never thought Brandy Melville was cute. Their clothes aren’t fitted, they’re just boxy and grandma style. Honestly, their clothes are more figure flattering on your body type than they would be on mine. The white top looks cute on you but it wouldn’t look cute on me. You have the body that can give boxy clothes shape and make them look good, but I have a body type that needs clothes to give me a figure. I absolutely love the pink top though!!

[@roos1745]

Rach H for me its just like i never fit anything so just going in to a store and knowing you can fit into all your choices

[@avajohnson91]

I relate hard

[@lainareese5777]

Polina Tkachenko im 5’2, a bit chubby, and pretty broad-shouldered with the same cup size so i always wonder if ill be able to fit into their tops. i don’t live near one but i wonder if i get the opportunity if ill be able to wear them.

[@charlie361100]

Laina Reese yeah the reason I like there tops are the stretch if u are try some of the Ashlyn tops they are rlly good quality

[@lainareese5777]

Maezie ill be sure to! hopefully they fit - i actually figures out that there’s one downtown that i can get to by sky train so i might go check it out.

[@whitneym5802]

Molly! You angel! I used to hate being 'too skinny'. I don't even enjoy shopping because everything is usually so baggy and if it isn't too loose, it's too short for me to feel comfortable. This is one of the few stores with clothes that really fit me well. Thanks Molly, for reminding me that I should love my body because it's mine and it's perfect. I'll never be able to wear the cute shirt in the window of Torrid but I can feel at home in a place like Brandy Melville. I hope everyone can love themselves as much as you do, enough to accept the stores we cannot shop and appreciate the ones that make us feel confident in our bodies 💟

[@AmandaBrown-pu4ev]

In modeling school, they call the “boy body type”, a ‘H’ body type.

[@shakebuttercup]

Out of curiosity why did they call it an 'H' body type?

[@AAAaaa0304]

shakebuttercup i think it’s because everything alignes yk like there are no curves an shoulders waist and hips are equally wide but I’m not sure if that’s true just a guess😌✌🏼

[@shakebuttercup]

Alinček svk oh that makes sense! Thank you (:

[@AmandaBrown-pu4ev]

Alinček svk You’re exactly right! 👍🏼

[@bluetrapp9502]

Way more gender neutral way of saying it :)

[@LatiNoble]

This would have been a great collab with Safiya Nygaard.

[@artebee7869]

i wouldnt want safiya to do it. it 100% not fit her and kinda be a waste supporting a very bad buisness

[@marcgirouard3217]

Who else is LOVING blue on molly!

[@elineplantinga2605]

Marc Girouard yes it looks beautiful with her grey ish hair

[@maddiem6736]

She looks great in Navy

[@maiaberry8524]

Yessss 😍

[@frozenyogurt3]

Honestly, these clothes are so boring. I would wear them as PJs and to do yard work.

[@loverollcake]

i bought the sweatpnats in grey to wear as like an outfit and with time the cotton just keeps expanding and the inner thigh parts have pilled they look like parachute pants so i wear them as pajama pants now cause theyre way to ugly and cheap looking to actually wear out

[@strawbrrybabee]

Literally, I thought the majority of them looked like pajamas

[@charlottegreen9581]

Fro Yo it is so interesting how other people have so many different styles! I love the plain Jane look with neutral colors and more fitted clothes and like you and Molly love the colorful out going look and I would never wear stuff like that! It’s really cool!

[@bublehnoodlez4469]

I’m really into the plain neutral look because I’m really picky with clothing but I can understand what you mean

[@ken-qx9jw]

Fro Yo yall just don’t know how to rock it.

[@elleteddy1086]

*when u r so put together u have matching hair and nails* Me: CAN’T RELATE

[@lamelinna]

She's always matching

[@marleenedith7682]

My left and right hand aren’t even matching 😂

[@sherilynhensley9348]

I stumbled across you while binging Sierra Schultzzie videos and I am so glad I did! When I was a 0 (what seems like forever ago) I would always describe my body type as curvy and my friends would literally roll their eyes! How can someone as small as you be “curvy”. I love that you put it out there. It is all about proportions! I’ve been a zero, I’ve been a size 16. No matter what size I’ve been, a majority of my weight is in my hips, booty, and thighs. It’s refreshing to know that there are people out there that relate!

[@hopebrooks8146]

"idk, I'm blind"! That made me giggle.

[@averygrace5744]

I wouldn’t consider a rectangle (straight up and down) a boy body. Idk I’m just so insecure about that and I never thought about it that way.

[@searcyshenanigans2857]

Avery Grace it’s been referred to that in the fashion industry so that’s why she used air quotes. Being more rectangular doesn’t mean you have the body of a guy, please don’t be insecure. It’s just a mean name for a body type! There is absolutely nothing wrong with your body shape!

[@itskaybe6348]

I hear "model body" and if you look at her lips as she speaks that is much clearer she does not say boy body.

[@juliamooneyy]

Avery Grace well the rectangle body is a model body so if it makes you feel better you have the ideal body type to model

[@meganmathias6634]

its KayBe yeah she does, she says model body at the beginning and boy body further on in the video

[@aygulmemet4201]

I'm also rectangle shape and can't disguise as a boy. It's more of a teenage girl body. Boys would have wider shoulders.

[@Pandacake28]

Hey Molly, for my English class we had to pick a piece to memorize and present and I chose one of your speeches! 💜☺️

[@zarawardle3280]

AH MA GAWD DATS WHAT I DID!!!!

[@zarawardle3280]

aww thanks for liking

[@caitlynboylan94]

I did one of her speeches. I'm blind as well and I did one of her speeches about blindness at school

[@citypenguin]

Where are her speeches??

[@Pandacake28]

citypenguin the one I did was at the walrus talks belonging, it’s on KZbin and as an article

[@audcarmack7542]

*Molly dragging Brandy Melville for 18 minutes straight.* I love it 😂

[@emmavanbenschoten4754]

my favorite part of the whole video is when molly says that stores should cater towards "boy bodies" but in a range of sizes. This is so important for people with this body type like myself but it should be more inclusive in size!!!!

[@deetgree4716]

I dont get why she had to call it “boy bodies” tho, like just because someone doesnt have wide hips doesnt mean they look like a boy.

[@victoriamcdonough4199]

@@deetgree4716 that's what that body type is most commonly refered to just like pear apple hourGlass model etc

[@itskaybe6348]

I never heard her call it a "boy body" if you are referencing the air quotes around 5:30 she definitely says "model body"

[@frommeghan]

This is so interesting, as someone who is also a size 4, but at 5'-9" and an hourglass shape with broad shoulders. So many of these tops that fit you would be too small for me and vice versa, because we have curves and length in different places, but we're still the same size! Bonkers!

[@wetookachonce6021]

Ok but I love that your intro is literally 👁 👄 👁

[@laurenj7123]

I’ve always had body dysmorphia and eating disorder problems and brandy Melville is one of those stores that trying things on in just makes me feel so shitty

[@jasoncrow6048]

Its so interessting to see a blind person talk about fashion and their clothing style/estatics. Love it!

[@Blaire_Shoe]

I believe you meant aesthetics rather than "estatics", but yes! I've been loving her fashion content too! 💕

[@emmaf.7023]

I just want to be Molly’s friend and hangout with her! She’s such a powerful woman. So open and not afraid to speak her mind. I vibe with her humor so much and she just so damn cool! I need her to take me shopping too because I suck at it lol

[@KeishaAbbott]

Actually, Molly that cardigan looked lovely on you. It's nice sometimes to wear something a little loose, more relaxed. Like a pair of leggings or a tight skirt with the loose top would be killer

[@GingerBun]

Idk...it's a clingy fabric so it's not flattering. A structure cardi would be better

[@KeishaAbbott]

@@GingerBun personal opinion, I guess. I can see what you mean, though. I just like some looser clothing sometimes and I thought she looked lovely in it.

[@thekiahjane]

Keisha Abbott i agree!! With the cardi you also always have the option of unbuttoning it and wearing it over a cute form fitted top!

[@Miloism23]

The sleeves were way too long regardless. If its not functional then it doesn't matter

[@mariahwalker9416]

omg i completely forgot she was blind until she said "or rather feel them"

[@laurenbrad1190]

I am so happy you did this because I’m 5’0 and I built JUST like you so thank you for this lol love you

[@ShaniahNoel]

Molly, I LOVE your body positivity. You talk about this with a beautiful sensitivity-there’s no shaming of anyone. Just pointing out a discrepancy in clothing. Thank you. ❤️

[@AmandaBrown-pu4ev]

I’ve never really enjoyed fashion videos, until I saw yours. Yours are one of the two fashion type videos that I’ll watch 💜

[@donnaharel7474]

It’s so refreshing to watch a video that validates the importance of stores creating clothing that do not just cater to one body size. I’m considered “plus size” and finding clothes in stores is extremely difficult, especially in an affordable price. Clothing brands need to understand that there are so many body types of bodies and that they all need clothes.

[@georgiamassey5276]

I find it really interesting to hear what Molly thinks about the quality of all the clothes. As a sighted person I often overlook how it feels.

[@singerforever223]

I just hate the whole vibe of brandy. Its just ugly, and boring to me. Nevermind the like superiority complex of skinny is the only thing that matters. Im super tiny and even I hate that energy.

[@beegiovannini2321]

I’m super small as well and I really don’t like stores that only make clothes for very small girls. I wish some stores had wider size ranges.

[@mayalambert1678]

then don’t buy it

[@tori7750]

@@beegiovannini2321 what about stores that cater to plus size its the same thing

[@ryannw315]

Torohi The difference is that the plus size stores have a LARGE variety of sizes and advertise that way

[@pinjamaria99]

To be fair they don’t call it “one size FITS ALL” anymore.

[@Nina-ki3ik]

That doesnt make it any better...

[@kennedyreiter7573]

brandy is really great for us girls who are so tiny that it is sometimes hard to find stuff that will fit us correctly

[@bee748]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My waste is low key to small for brandy

[@ludovica6269]

Albee Nettles then gain weight 🙃

[@kelseyclark9494]

@@ludovica6269 you can't just say things like that to people...

[@ludovica6269]

Kelsey Clark listen I know and i should apologize I just do t get how someone is that skinny... and maybe im just jealous

[@kelseyclark9494]

@@ludovica6269 I'm going to tell you that I'm 25, I've had 2 kids, and I struggle very much to gain weight. The way that it's difficult for some people to lose, it's also very difficult for some to gain. I 100% understand the jealousy. But jealousy isn't an excuse to belittle someone. The skinny comments affect you. And the gain weight comments affect us. Treat others how you would like to be treated.

[@TeenDream8]

Love the way she talks about size numbers in such a neutral way!

[@laurenofcourse2120]

I like how instead of just shaming tall skinny girls, you actually critiqued the brand♥️♥️

[@katieemmerton810]

Molly ur struggles are so relatable I’ve been short with hips my whole life so pants never fit me

[@tryingmybest7659]

Me too 😭

[@cherrydaze3525]

With skinny jeans/jeggings i found that jessica simpson’s line fit me personally better than any other brands i have tried. Im a pear shape and generally no pants fit me properly but those were great

[@Katt_Dubbs]

Katie Emmerton I’m petite but have always been rather muscular. Pants and shirts never fit me either 😭

[@majaculum3]

Try the american eagle curvy fit! There’s extra room in the thigh and calves.

[@livingthesummerlifex]

"Well I'm blind so I don't know" HAHA

[@loboandsystem]

happy to hear your opinion on how hurtful sizing can be especially with name brand stores. thanks for the video

[@gumballdolphins6583]

Thank you so much for this video Molly! I think that it's very interesting to see you as a blind person talking about body shapes/types and clothing fits because I feel like you are more aware of your shape due to your senses and I love how you are very positive about curvy body types. You are so good at knowing details about fabrics and sizing even though you can't visually see the items. I also find it interesting that even though some of the clothes fit you, you are still critical about the company and how unfair and unrealistic it is to label clothing as one size fits all. Even plus size stores have multiple sizes! Thank you for spreading awareness and being authentically you!

[@luanawilchek644]

I saw that long skirt and thought. "I'd love to tie dye that skirt."

[@3lli0]

That would be such a cool thing to do

[@taylorneptune7449]

Same

[@GingerBun]

Yess and tie dye is everywhere these days lol

[@remipayne4607]

Molly should do that off camera and show us the outcome randomly in a video

[@shannonfilialunae1359]

I actually am a size 24 and xxs (in abercrombie sizes for reference), a size 24-25 in levi’s, 00 in american eagle, xxs in express tops (they’re pants rarely fit me) and even I don’t like Brandy Melville. I’m short and have a butt so I doubt I would fit into Brandy Melville, I don’t have any store near me. It’s so hard for me to find clothes that fit right so I don’t support stores like Brandy that aren’t inclusive. I love stores that expanded their sizes in more recent years - Abercrombie & Express both carry petite sizes and tall. no matter your size it’s hard to find a good fit. we need more sizes, not less

[@raelinbothun5180]

Holy cow I’ve never been so early!! Love you Molly! ❤️

[@jayjay7871]

then there's me, a size 16-18 , watching this video as if ill ever fit💀🤣

[@katdbris]

As a 20-24 (depending on brand), I hear you

[@AdorkableArtist92]

@@katdbris same!

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

When you at *5:30* said *made for classic model body* I immediately felt I wanted to correct you and make you say: *MADE FOR A PERFECT MOLLY BODY* 👇 It was actually what I first thought I heard you say. You’re absolutely perfect, kind, caring, loving, respectful and incredible beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ Lots of love to you and your loved ones 💜 / Grace

[@meghan-daisywhite-romeo5306]

I loved the navy outfit - Brandy Melville reminds me of girls who go to Sunday school and have strict religious families

[@sarah_tautropfen]

At first I thought: "Didn't the kitchen have an island?!" Then I realized, it's the new apartment 😅

[@user-mc2rn3dk7d]

brandy melville never claimed to be one size fits all, they are just one size

[@jemmpark]

Hey! Love your videos and honestly Brandy Melville isn't the best company, but I worked at Brandy for 2 years and truly we don't say it's one size fits all it's one size per style. As in if we have a sweater that sweater will have one size. Everyone that worked at Brandy kneeeew not to say it fit everyone cause I'm a solid medium and only 40% of their styles fit me. BUT that being said the reason it was done was economic. They didn't want to make more sizes and that's messed up lol. Anyway, just my 2 cents as a past employee!

[@lilyjane570]

Wow that makes a ton of sense! Just saw trishas try on video and she is definitely a different size than molly but some of the items still looked cute so i guess u gotta be smart when u pick out certain styles.

[@aksez2u]

I wonder why they aren't more transparent about their business model. Maybe because it makes no sense. You like this sweater? Well it runs large, so tough luck. You like these pants? Well, they'll only fit you if you're the size of a house elf. You don't want this shirt? Well, too bad because it's the only thing here that will fit you!

[@jemmpark]

@@lilyjane570 exactly, we always said trying things on at brandy is a must because you'll never know if it fits otherwise lol

[@jemmpark]

@@aksez2u correct, it's lazy so they don't open up about it but us as employees know what's up. when I worked there I tried to tell everyone I could what I knew so they could make informed decisions about if they wanna shop there or not

[@sophiacluen4337]

Jemma Park i work at a pacsun that sells brandy now and i feel like brandy has gotten worse and better in some ways. They do have a bunch of clothes that fit medium and some that fit large, and some that are like an xxs so that’s kind of good. The only thing is that sizes aren’t consistent with each style anymore. I have a couple of the plaid cara skirts and they all have dif sizes. Some of them fit me perfectly, some are wayyy to small on me which is immensely frustrating. Anytime someone asks we have to say its one size-bc on their website it says what size they fit-some say L, some say xs, etc

[@floor_ceiling]

I studied abroad in DC and all my international friends were super excited to go to Brandy Melville. I tagged along and I did like the style of multiple items in the store. All my friends were trying things on and that's when I realised they only had one size of everything. Nobody had told me prior. They left the story with bags stuffed with clothing while I left the store with a shattered confidence (and I am what I consider an average woman - though I have a Dutch height of 177cm, the length of the items were definitely not the issue and I have quite an athletic body but still nothing fit me). Why do these kinds of stores exist? It's cruel and toxic. Thank you Molly for raising awareness on the brand. Love you

[@gleaminglazreye4630]

I feel like I know more about Molly’s body shape than my own now 😂😂❤️❤️❤️

[@annah9435]

Okay but Molly girl, you need to make your own fashion line bc ur style is right up my alley and I love it.

[@fulcrum_11]

Imagine if a store only sold blue clothes, but made no reference to the fact that they only sell one color in their branding. That’s what brandy is. I don’t understand why they don’t just say that they cater to a specific body type, then no one would be upset🤷‍♀️

[@user-yu2vi2rr6w]

If I haven’t watched any of your other videos tbh I wouldn’t even realise your blind your amazing

[@alexis-ex1bo]

The grey top would be so cute unbuttoned over a tight tank top, like a cardigan!

[@samiammunoz6854]

i still find it super impressive that molly can put together a really fashionable outfit without being able to see the shades of color and shape like when she was putting stuff with the green and black plaid pants it sounded super cute me as a sighted person can barely put together a halfway decent outfit lmao

[@pippalucas1651]

i'll be honest right now, brandy melville would fit me perfectly, i can't deny that, i'm 5'9 about 100 pounds and i have zero hips and curves. if i went shopping with some friends, let's say my friends are, 4'10 and 5'3, one of them is plus size and another is curvy but with a small waist. that's a pretty normal thing that happens in friend groups, usually you aren't all the same height and weight, if all three of us walk into a store and we are able to buy three outfits that are matching (obviously different sizes) if they flatter our bodies equally, then that is a very good store, i'm not expecting all stores to be like that, but they should definitely work on having petite, tall, large, small, etc of every single clothing piece. I simply don't support brandy melville, or any brand that does either "one size fits all" or simply caters to one body shape.

[@Mine-jm9sq]

@Tommy gibstain being curvy doesn't equal being unhealthy... There are a lot of factors that influence your weight and the shape of your body. I'm also kinda curvy but that partly is just due to my body type and partly due to the fact that I'm relatively muscular for a girl.

[@agees924]

Tee Gee What? I am a healthy BMI and have a huge butt and muscular thighs, therefore I wouldn’t fit in their pants. It has to do with your body’s natural proportions not weight. A slim thick healthy woman might not fit into their things, and a healthy short thin girl probably wouldn’t either.

[@vivichaca98]

I love her personality she‘s so honest and positive!

[@kaylabarnes]

That skirt would be adorable on Rosanna.

[@taylorneptune7449]

I know right

[@SHAY.WILLIAM]

honestly there are so many stores that cater to medium or plus sized women, even brands like zara and h and m carry XL, XXL, 2XL but rarely carry an XXS and XS is usually sold out so what is wrong with having a story that caters to petite sized women?? it’s the only stuff that fits us.

[@carlatenaglia617]

your 4'10"? omg im 4'9" dang short curvy people united!

[@lovielolli]

Carla Tenaglia i'm 4'9 too 😌

[@valeriaflores3308]

Tee Gee STFU! body shaming isnt cute neither funny. Instead of being insecure about yourself, go build confidence but DO NOT BODY SHAME! it’s disgusting

[@SamanthaSeltzer]

Tee Gee lmao thank gd you’re perfect /s. But seriously she’s at a healthy weight and has spoken about that before, and not that it’s literally any of your concern at ALL, but she isn’t even at all... she’s 4’10” like maybe you’re just over here with no knowledge of women’s bodies 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@cressidahale8252]

At my smallest I was a size 6, and I'm 5"3 and curvy as hell. I have never been able to shop at places like Brandy Melville, Aritzia, Forever 21, etc. I love what you said about "one size fits small" cause that is accurate as heck.

[@JaneeDeeful]

I am a larger woman (size 14-18) and I avoid one size stores. I'm 5'7" and find many pants to be a little short for my taste. Love you. Love your videos.

[@Hulachowdown]

Even when I was at my smallest, Brandy Melville never fit me at the bottom as a curvier girl who will always have thicker legs. However I have an old cardigan type coat ( it is a super heavy knit that is nice for spring/fall days or layering in winter) that is at least 5 years old and is still totally wearable . So some of their coats are great. Don’t know if the tees are worth the price but these days that is usually the case.

[@laurenj7123]

I’m a size 6 and the first (and last) time I ever went into a brandy, one of the workers came up to me and told me that “nothing there would fit someone of my size”

[@amyastraub104]

Molly, I subscribed to you maybe 2 years ago just because I saw one video and I wanted to support you, and then for some reason I didn’t give you the time of day up until 2 weeks ago- I finally watched another one and I’m so happy I did! I’ve been watching you every day since then. I love your personality! You are so wholesome and sweet and adorable and I’m so glad to see your success. I want to buy your merch on my next paycheck. 😌

[@Bummer1980]

My 18 year old daughter is that taller super thin model figure. She’s 5’ 4” and around 110 pounds. She wears a XS or a size 0. A size one or two is usually too big. She’s always been that shape. I tease and call her my little bean pole. It’s actually hard to find clothing that fits her body. We usually shop the Asian sites for her clothes. My 16 year old daughter is also thin. But she’s short and has a more curvy hourglass shape. She’s 5’ 2” and around 115 pounds. She’s a size M or 6/8. She has boobs and a booty. Her shape is easier to shop for. You would look at each of my daughters and think they are skinny. But they have 100% different body shapes.

[@ClementineShmementine]

Tricia Smith it’s almost like people hold weight differently and height makes a difference

[@ailigeorge5553]

out of all the “trying brandy melville’s one size” videos, this one is by far my favorite!!! ❤️❤️

[@macymartin3594]

I am 5'10 and a size 16. people tend to stereotype "tall" people as skinny and it drives me crazy. I wish that I could fit into brandy and follow the trend but its just not the store for me. but I love their jewelry there so that's basically the only brandy items I have along with their jackets.

[@xmashymoox]

molly's try-on videos are my favourite, I love how honest and real she is

[@lesliealvarado8617]

Honestly never been this early even thought it's already been couple minutes

[@missmefyne9247]

I would be considered tall and slim by anyone who saw me, but I wear and 8 or 10 depending on the brand. There is no way I'd ever fit into Brandy Melville. I'm 6ft, so I'm just a larger person in general. American Eagle and Aerie are guaranteed to have stuff that fits me because you can get extra long online! Life savers!!

[@TheSpamprincess16]

Hey Molly, would you be able to add your Love Yourself hoodie in a non-cropped form? I am recently blind and am a huge advocate & I would really like to rock your design! I am a bigger girl, in a wheelchair, so I need the bottom half of the hoodie. 😉😁

[@samanthaweiss867]

Try private messaging her to make sure she sees your comment.

[@TheSpamprincess16]

@@samanthaweiss867 oddly enough, I'm not sure how to do that. 😕

[@samanthaweiss867]

@@TheSpamprincess16 if you have an Instagram account, you can search @mollyburkeofficial and follow her there. Then, you can private message her on Instagram. Hope that helps. Good luck!

[@TheSpamprincess16]

@@samanthaweiss867 Thanks a bunch! I will give it a shot. 😊

[@samanthaweiss867]

@@TheSpamprincess16 I'm glad I could help! I hope she sees your message and is able to produce the hoodie the way you need it.

[@melanie_meanders]

Literally brandy is like a curated, one size fits small thrift store. Go to goodwill and you can find all these pieces in different colours and sizes! I always love your clothing reviews molly, almost as if I’m there feeling it myself. Thank you!

[@idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk23]

Love You Molly! And I Will Support You No Matter What

[@marenemilie1555]

almost 2 million subscribers Molly! You deserve every single one of them!

[@TheeLifted-Bodhisattva]

2:20 "Based on the things that I felt" I literally forget that you're not sighted...but I felt that (no pun intended) 🥰🦋 (smiling face with heart emojii and butterfly) Edit: I love Mommy Burke's accent 💜

[@haydenbertram3842]

Man I love mommy Burke

[@georgiadreamingbb1245]

Molly, you are the first person to ever flat out say some people will never have a perfect model body and that's fine... that's amazing thank you.

[@Angryoyster]

Me and my friend are both med to large (I can fit a small in some stores) she’s 6’0 I’m 5’5 but she is more straight up and down and I’m more curvy. While we are the same size we look completely different.

[@reilly6688]

Women are surprised when they don't fit into a small size of some other brand because of vanity sizing that is pretty standard. It's not that their measurements are too small.

[@minikipp8549]

When she said it feels like a plaid pant I knew exactly the fabric she was on about

[@coyoteyotee]

how is her eyeliner always so PERFECT im literally shook bro

[@soupyum2508]

Brandy Melville is not one size fits all. It’s one size.

[@medowwendland4194]

ik. it annoys me when people say its one size fits all

[@kalieXandXkallysta]

They actually changed it to one size fits small

[@katiebarrios180]

@@kalieXandXkallysta I totally get what you're saying but that isn't actually true it is just one size. Some of their items say on size fits small and other say one size fit medium, and some say one size fits large.

[@froggiethefrog1357]

Medow Wendland one size fits most* (because their things are stretchy)

[@sydneybaber9371]

I LOVE how you uploaded this video on the same day that I randomly decided to try on Brandy things after years. I feel like 90% of their things aren’t for women with hips, like us, even if we’re small sizes.

[@MollyBurkeOfficial]

Exactlyyyy!

[@cbjgirl23]

I work at a second hand clothing store and I see Brady mellville come in all the time but I have to decide what size it is for the tag so I’m always choosing small for that brand

[@annaburtenheim5310]

For anyone from europe! Think about this when americans (or canadians) mentions US sizing that for to count a size 0 as 30. then move along. 2=32 4=34 and so on. and ones you get in to 40 its 10=40, 12=42. hope that helps someone.

[@annaburtenheim5310]

Italy, Russia and France can look away from this because apparently, you have different sizing.

[@Hailey8991]

I honestly think there’s no problem with a store like Brandy Melville. They cater to the up and down “model” body type and it’s kind of widely known. They haven’t publicly shamed any body types like the maker of Abercrombie.. they just simply cater to one body type. There are stores that cater specifically to larger and curvier body types and don’t offer any clothes for slimmer “model” body types.. and yet no one is criticizing them for it. As a slim girl myself, I find it amazing that I can walk into brandy and not have to try anything on, knowing that the skirt is going to fit my waist, which a lot of skirts don’t. It’s just as hard for a slim body type to find clothes as a heavier girl, we shouldn’t be judged based of our genetics. And in saying that Brandy shouldn’t be judged simply because it’s a more popular brand than that of say, Torrid.

[@Lisa_Flowers]

I'm not necessarily saying that it's a 'bad' thing for Brandy Melville to exist, but it's no where NEAR the same thing for a store to cater to plus size bodies as it is for stores like Brandy to exist. 'Model' body type stores or just far more common, while plus size stores are still incredibly rare. Even in stores that stock more diverse sizes, the plus size section is still lacking while small's are almost always present. Mainstream brands generally don't leave smaller people out of collections or make excuses about why they can't cater to their size. My point is, the reason people don't criticize plus size stores is because there is a HUGE difference between a store stocking what is still widely believed to be the 'industry standard', and the 'ideal body', or maybe even what's just below that sizewise (I.e. Brandy Melville) and a store stocking clothing for people who are constantly forgotten and neglected and even denigrated by the fashion industry. You can walk into stores like this and not try have to try anything on, and also walk into every other store and probably find your size in a bigger variety of clothing, or at least somewhere amongst the 'standard sizing'. Might be harder than people above a zero, but there's usually still options. Plus size people have such little variety and people over size 20 often don't find anything they like at all unless they go into the very few, very new plus size stores that are _maybe_ close to where they shop. Sometimes even plus size specific brands don't run high enough! There's also obviously the issue of them calling their clothing 'one size fits all' and only catering to really small sizes. Plus size stores don't do that, they're usually built off of the acknowledgement that a lot of bodies are different from the mainstream standard so they cater to a variety of sizes along the plus size spectrum and call out that they're plus size clothing. What kind of message does that communicate to have super small clothing that's supposedly supposed to fit everyone? Why not just brand themselves as 'petite' clothing?

[@Hailey8991]

@@Lisa_Flowers To be fair, Brady's trademark is just "one size", NOT one size fits ALL. You might think it's easier for a 'model' body type to find clothing that fits, but you would be devastatingly surprised to find out that it is not. Brandy caters to XXS body types, with general waist sizes of around a 22-24. This is not the common size of a small in any of your typical store brands, where it is generally a 26-28. It's in the eye of the beholder whether or not someone lets a clothing size determine what they can and can't wear or how they feel about themselves because of it. I don't walk into a place oriented for larger girls and wonder why they don't have my size in the store. Your logic is kind of hypocritical...

[@Lisa_Flowers]

@@Hailey8991 My logic is based on the systemic discrimination that fat and plus size ppl have faced and continue to face in the fashion industry (and literally everywhere else). My logic is based on how plus size women are always left out of merch sales, from KZbinrs to huge fashion brands, and how the excuse is always 'this is a test run, we'll account for you later' or 'we can't afford to run that big the fabric costs too much' when smaller sizes are more LIKELY to be there. My logic is based on how plus size bodies are never seen as the ideal in any circle that holds power, whereas thin bodies, even and especially very thin ones are idealized and viewed as models. My logic is based in *context*. Yes, it may be harder for very thin people to find clothing that fits them in general stores than it would be for a 'average' sized person. But it is just no where near the same thing as for plus sized folks. The existence of a store that caters to a size ppl are still pressured to be (I.e. thin) and the existence of a store catered to ppl who, like I said (and you conveniently ignored) are forgotten and denigrated and tokenized by the fashion industry are completely. Different. Things. Like for very thin ppl at most it's practical difficulty and maybe some hurt feelings about being thin shaming. For plus size ppl it's practical difficulty, fat shaming, discrimination in health services, discrimination in adoption, discrimination in jobs, just all out fatphobia and discrimination. The existence of a plus size store and a store for thin folks just aren't symbolically the same. They don't signify the same thing. So yeah, you walking into a store for plus size women and wondering why there are no clothes for you is NOT the same thing as a plus size girl wondering why she's constantly left out of or pushed aside in fashion for the sake of thinner bodies. It's just you wondering why a space doesn't cater to your thin body when literally almost every other space in society, not just in the fashion industry, does - even if you're catered to marginally less than with a more universally stocked 'average' thin. Also - 'one size' still isn't good enough. It doesn't brand itself as 'petite' which means you'd have to walk in, look and maybe try clothes on and then realize your too big for them. To me branding clothing as one size without specifying what size implies that you should just be able to fit into them and if you can't, too bad. I guess your body just isn't small enough. No where near the same thing as just saying your for petite folks, like plus size brands do. You don't have to go through the emotionally damaging experience if trying on clothes that are too small or searching for bigger sizes. It doesn't mind fuck you into thinking your body should be different or is the problem. (And again, the is is more salient when clothes are too SMALL because we live in a society that universally and predominantly tells ppl to be smaller and not bigger, ppl with eating disorders want to be thinner, not fatter). This also can't be argued to be the same as a plus size store because plus size stores have DIFFERENT SIZES. They don't assume all plus size ppl have the same body. Literally a fraction of a fraction of the population can just walk into a store and not try anything on because its fits their particular size and body perfectly. Even very thin ppl have different body types or are different sizes. Can they all shop here? The comments section says no. Brandy Melville caters to one size (not to a multitude of ppl like plus size stores do) and one body type. Saying 'your body must look exactly like this to fit into our clothing' is NOT the same thing as a store dedicated to a variety of different plus size bodies and sizes

[@Hailey8991]

@@Lisa_Flowers Your logic is based on the fashion industry as a whole not on the specific store that is Brandy Melville. No one who speaks on behalf of Brandy Melville in their media campaigning fat shames or tells women that they are not good enough for the brand because of their size. They simply cater to the one size. There are many, many stores that cater to larger women and curvier women, and that speak out in doing so. They often have a plus-size section and carry sizes in L, XL, and even XXL. Just as I made the comparison of Torrid and Brandy Melville, I will do it again. They never claimed to fit a diverse amount of women, just as Torrid doesn't claim to fit a diverse amount of women. They are stores catered to fit a marginal selection of women so that those women can shop there. --Because of Brandy's publicity and the fact that people tend to shop there more openly doesn't make it different in the comparison. Just as I said before, I would not walk into a marginalized store and expect there to be clothes that fit me. Second of all, PETITE refers to a smaller person in height, usually under that of 5'3, NOT just their size. There would be no reason for them to say they are a petite brand if the girls that shop there can go upwards of 5'9. You are bagging on a brand that has never personally attacked women and never claimed to offer or provide what you are insinuating. They are allowed to market themselves as a brand however they please, and if they choose to market to that body type, then don't by their clothes if you don't fit or enjoy the brand.

[@sophiamarmion3954]

You're not listening to what she's stating. She isn't trying to downplay the struggle of finding clothes for thin people, it sucks whenever anyone can't fit into the clothes that they want to fit into. She's trying to say that there's a difference in prevalence of predominantly thinner or larger clothing types. Just because one type of thin clothing marketed in stores is too big for you doesn't mean that ALL thin people are misrepresented in clothing. Additionally, just because a brand hasn't outrightly proclaimed that they "hate fat people" this does not in any circumstance mean that they are body positive or projecting a healthy message. In a modern world where everyone is different it is imperative that a brand is self aware of the image that they reflect, and Brandy Melville's image is that they will ONLY make clothes for ONE body. Not even one size or one body type, if one fits into Brandy Melville then they fit the singular proportions that the brand represents. They only have size variation on few products and even these variations are one size bigger with slight adjustments in hip or waist measurements. About what you're conveying about plus size stores: Plus sized stores cater to MORE THAN ONE type of larger body. They carry MULTIPLE larger sizes for the MULTIPLE body types of the larger consumers for that store. I understand what you're trying to say about Brandy Melville catering to smaller and thinner people. What I believe you're trying to say that if larger people can have stores marketed towards larger bodies then why can't thinner people have stores marketed towards thinner or smaller bodies? There is nothing wrong with this idea, there should be more size representation across the board. However, Brandy Melville is not a proper representative of this idea. They don't cater to multiple sizes of thinner people, some people who are thin find Brandy Melville far to small and constricting and some people who are thin find Brandy Melville far too big and baggy for their body type. People's disliking of Brandy Melville DOES NOT stem from the idea of a store catering to a smaller body type. People's problem with Brandy Melville is that they aren't properly representing anyone.

[@hsiaoningfan]

Thank you Molly I am a plus size gal who struggles to find clothes that fit my awkward shape. its great to hear someone be positive no matter what their size of clothing as no size is the same xx

[@theonlygracetoeverexist]

I love how she does not shame any bodies she just says stuff about the brand. I don’t like when people shame people with the “brandy body type” instead of the brand. People can’t control their bone structure wether you are narrow or wide set! Thank you Molly for be kind to every body! ❤️🥰

[@Itsmysurf]

Ive watched several of your clothing try on videos and i want to say i really appreciate the way you talk about different body types and your personal body type and its matter of fact rather than being down on yourself or any particular body type. Im actually the opposite of you in that im tall with long legs, torso, and arms. And yet i feel so included watching your videos even though you have a different body type than me! I dont even really know how to explain it, but somehow molly you manage to bring up issues without being irate while also acknowledging that lack of diversity in clothing fit is a problem. I really enjoy your reviews and that you can say well this fits really well for me but maybe not someone else, or well this fit isnt for me but if youre anothet body type you might really like it. Its a small thing with a big impact, thank you