What Actually Fits Me at Brandy Melville?

What fits a size 12 at brandy melville? Brandy melville clothes are so cute, but with their one size fits all policy, what in this brandy melville try on haul with actually fit Sierra Schultzzie and Carrie Dayton? We're trying on the same outfits inside the dressing room, in the exact same size... one size!
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What Actually Fits Me at Brandy Melville?
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[@IndigenousExotical]

Petite refers to height being 5’3 or under, not thin!!!! Ive never seen a tall thin woman shop for petite clothes and petite clothes come in 0-plus sizes. The clothes are hemmed shorter for petite sizing. Brandy melville is not for all petite girls, just skinny girls🤷🏾‍♀️

[@IndigenousExotical]

Sierra Schultzzie OMG you replied to me!!! Love your channel. You are sooooo super sweet and even though im not mid size anymore, your channel is still super helpful 💞💞💞

[@Lemonade_Stand_]

THANK YOU!

[@isabelw6708]

Exactly, I am 5’3 but I only fit their tank tops. I’m pretty flat and I don’t have big hips, but I still don’t fit in their skirts and pants. I’m 121lbs sooo yeah that’s too heavy/fat to properly fit their clothes

[@f.a.s.1746]

I’m 5’2 and a size 6-8 and believe me I can’t squeeze into Brandy Melville lol

[@isabelw6708]

Fatmah Sabbagh same

[@margarets.1562]

I don’t agree with Brandy’s one size thing but I tend to shop there because I am very small and it is one of the only brands I can shop at without feeling like I’m an ugly twig and need more curves to be beautiful. I don’t think people take into account the smaller people on the other end of the spectrum when taking about Brandy’s smaller sizing. I obviously don’t agree with their smaller sizing but I’m going to buy their clothing if it is one of the only brands that make me feel comfortable and confident about my body. Sorry for the rant lol loved the vid.

[@juniper_woods9508]

I'm so glad someone said it. As much as people talk about how hard it is to find clothing on the larger end of the size spectrum it's just as hard to find it in an extra small. Alot of stores dont even carry xs and that's so annoying. Wish there was less "skinny" shaming in general.

[@limner123]

Agreed. I feel like the message of both of their channels as a whole is that no two bodies are shaped the same, regardless of the number, and that we should stop judging each other (and ourselves) for not looking exactly like everyone else.

[@annanasxp1643]

Omg I felt that! You worded it so well :)

[@haley3493]

you do you .

[@Emilia-lr6vc]

I understand, I’m not that thin but I’m short so I only fit xs or s sometimes but I have seen very thin girls that don’t fit in their jeans (they are too big for them) and Brandy Melville fit is for a kind off curvy, large and thin girl.

[@heleneol3624]

Sierra, you said in your last video that people tend to comment on your body saying you "look more like a 14", a video from Carrie just popped up on my front page where she tried on sizes people says she is. Maybe if you did a video trying on size 14 you could show people that you obviously know your body and your size better? I think it could be fun to show them how size 14 truly fits on you! 😂

[@livelongandprospermary8796]

I wouldn’t have guessed Carrie and Sierra were the same size because, as they’ve said in their collab videos thus far, they’re proportioned so differently. I am shaped more like Carrie and I can’t button anything smaller than a 12. I am not curvy though. I’ve met plenty of women who “look larger than me” but also wear size 12’s.

[@sabrinajazlyn]

@@matchajoon body shapes and weight are different on everyone. Im 12 pounds heavier than my bestfriend DD boobs (she has D) and have a butt. I wear a size 10 and L with room in both articles. My friend who is 12 pounds lighter wears a 12 and XL. Sooo yeah. It's like that with almost every female you are associated with, try asking and you will see.

[@sugarplumaliscious]

Mary Hines same! I’m a 14 but my body is a lot less stout than Sierra’s. I always thought she lied about her size and tried to fit smaller until these collabs. My body is closer to Carrie’s as well... proportion is amazing :D

[@smiletwt]

in jeans and stuff i’m a 14-15 and in dresses like a 11-12, i’m so much smaller than her. different weight distribution i guess

[@mariawitanra]

idk height places a huge difference too. I think Carrie is like 4-5 inches taller than Sierra and makes her look leaner.

[@audreywoods8024]

No hate, but people don’t understand it’s not “one size fits all” it’s just “one size” it even says that in the tag

[@overeva]

exactly... plus the reason they do it is not just bc they dont like larger people...

[@ninkiminjaj2835]

Yes. But their marketing strategies are the issue. I see no problem in a one size brand, but I see an issue In: 1. No diversity. Most models and workers are white and blonde. 2. They don’t market towards “smaller or petite women,” they market more towards teenagers and young adults in some cases. And that size range is COMPLETELY over the place. 3. Their models aren’t healthy looking. Most are very underweight. Take American Eagle for example, their models have diversity (all skin colours and tones) and their bodies are REAL. The naturally skinny, thicker girls, plus size, athletic, EVERY ONE. I shop from brands like that. ✊

[@ninkiminjaj2835]

Mary Bigenho thank you. I was just saying how they should incorporate more sizes.

[@ninkiminjaj2835]

Bri Lane never did I once say being skinny is unhealthy. In some cases, yes it is. Yes being big is unhealthy too, (in some cases) but just showing one body type (unhealthy or not) it’s dangerous to others mental heath.

[@anya-eh6wv]

@@overeva i know like there are really cute clothes in plus size stores too so idk why they hate on brandy for that but there is no diveristy too which is not really good for the young people they are influencing.

[@girlofdiamonds]

Ok I’m sorry but......... green turtle neck?? 😂😂 IM SORRY I SEE BLACK WHAAAAA

[@AnnaNotHannah]

Saaaameeeeee gurl :D

[@cmdelacey]

GirlOfDiamonds same

[@nevermind3421]

It’s a really dark green that’s why

[@joelleweetjewel9948]

Yeah, I think it was really hard to see because of the bad lighting in the fitting rooms

[@theonlygracetoeverexist]

I am extremely small and struggle to find things that fit me and all of Brandy Melville’s stuff fits me perfectly! So I always feel really good when shopping there!😁

[@theonlygracetoeverexist]

OMG I CANT BELIEVE YOU LIKED MY COMMENT! I love how body positive you are and inclusive not only to plus size but petite too!(:

[@Chatswithchass]

Yess!!! Then there are other places that if I was bigger would fit.

[@Jasmine-xy4ry]

Do any of you have the problem of waist lines being too small and needing more belts? 😂

[@IsabelSaad]

Carrie NEEDS to take Sierra thrifting for a video

[@ericashort679]

I think a big point is is that there are not many teenage girls shopping with friends who are excited to go to torrid or another plus size store, and the petite girl feeling left out. It’s smaller girls getting excited about brandy, and there bigger friend is left out. That’s shattering for a teen’s self confidence.

[@eringrissom9562]

I like what you said at the end, having store for petite women is totally okay and necessary, but one size is never a good option. Even small girls have different body types that call for different sizes.

[@TheMelncholyglamour]

People in the comments talking about how damaging it is for a store to only cater to a specifically small size, but remember- not all females who are size 00 WANT to be that small or smaller. They may have the same body image issues as someone who feels overweight and can't fit into "standard" clothing in "normal" stores. This store gives those girls an option. Just because someone is "small/tiny" doesn't mean they're a bad influence to young girls. They just want clothes to fit them, too. #bodypositivity #allbodiesarebeautiful

[@icyfendi7903]

If they had body image issues, why the heck would they wear cropped shirts and wrap around crop tops and booty denim jean shorts...

[@Mina-ib9bs]

@@icyfendi7903 That's the same as saying that a larger girl can't have issues With her body if she is wearing tight clothing. Educate yourself. Having issues With Your body and dressing a certain way doesn't always correlate.

[@jor7441]

i understand your point but when the brand only exclusively carries one size that fits xs-s it appears as they’re sending a message saying you can only be that size to wear our clothing. Brandy would benefit hugely from expanding their sizes but choose not to. that’s the message they send.

[@SpicyGelato98]

​@@jor7441 What about clothing catered exclusively to plus-sized women? Or are they exempt from that?

[@natalieharmon2766]

CuriousCat there’s like one store i can think of off the top of my head that caters to larger women, but if you asked me to list stores that cater to smaller women i could list a dozen

[@CarrieDayton]

Loooooved this and love you! You knocked it out of the park with your truth and realness as usual 👯‍♀️💞

[@ghiastar]

Carrie Dayton please please do more collabs you guys! I freaking love these videos ❤️😍

[@kelseychurch539]

Ily so much! Love the message you send💓💞

[@gayatrikamtala9787]

You’re one of the only youtubers who, no matter what video it is, gives off positive vibes and is so fun to watch. ❤️❤️❤️

[@sanne2299]

I try to buy more clothes that are more tight because you inspire me to love and accept my body. I started working out 2 times a week and i’m trying to eat healthier. But getting things that make me feel good, also help a lot. Thank you girls! ☺️

[@theOGLC]

Good luck with your journey!! 💖

[@hayleypeterson2751]

Love that you decided not to give your money to a company that isn’t inclusive even though you did find some things you liked. Such an important message for young girls and even women to learn ❤️

[@candyrose9460]

@@suckmydixk3684 apparently people have never been in a + size store . The plus size stores range from sizes 8 through 20+ . Not just focus One 1 specific size. The store these girls are reviewing only offer size S. only that 1 size. So there is a difference.

[@abbeymooneyham9670]

Lilliana Valencia thats completely true! I am a size 14-16 and I think that Brandy Melville has SUCH cute clothing but, like they said in the video, I don’t really think it’s a good message to send to younger girls who think that they must fit that one size in order to feel excepted. Even if I do find something that’s cute and fits, I don’t think I would buy it :/

[@Person-bx1ey]

But plus size stores aren't inclusive for petite girls???

[@gabriellegourley1758]

Katie McAdams even petite girls arent all one size. Only having one size is a bit crazy. If there were stores that were petite stores people wouldnt have a problem with it. Plus store sizes have a large range of sizes because, just like petite, plus size is not one size.

[@Nils037]

@@gabriellegourley1758 ur probably not small bc then u woudn't say such stupid stuff. the difference between small girls isn't the same compared to "plussize girls" just search for another shop smh

[@abigailbarnes1836]

I feel like plus size stores are exclusive to plus size gals but I think brandy is good for petite girls ,, personally I don’t think there’s a problem with the sizing just at the other end of the spectrum to plus size- plus size exclusive and petite exclusive 💖💖💕💕💕

[@aliciaeberle7501]

I think the problem is that brandy is a very popular store. You don't see the popular social media girls, that young girls look up to, all wearing the same plus size brand. So I don't think it's the same, no one feels excluded because they can't wear plussize clothing, you know what I mean?

[@dinkyboss]

Abigail Barnes petite means short, not necessarily thin (common misconception). Petite sizing caters to shorter arms, legs, torsos etc. You can be petite at any size. But to your point I’m not that upset about a store that caters to thin women as we do have stores like Avenue that cater to bigger women and stores like Fashion Nova that cater to curvy girls.

[@petinimor]

I don't see any issue with a shop that caters to size small, just as I wouldn't see an issue with a shop that caters to a larger size. I feel like if this video was flipped and it was a very small 'skinny' girl going in to a plus sized shop and criticising it, saying that none of the clothes fit her, it would be considered very rude and offensive. I don't consider this video offensive at all, but I just feel like there is a little bit of a double standard.

[@ariellescott5087]

They started making plus sized stores because no one had any plus sizes. Just recently more stores are adding plus sizes but it is still limited.

[@kaydeestevens9131]

@@petinimor they dont say that they are a petite company. They say they cater to teenagers and young women. That is the difference. Plus size stores say they are plus size stores. Brandy just says they're for teenagers and young women. Who might i add come in all different shapes and sizes.

[@imogen497]

I’m pretty small and I like the look of their clothes but until they cater for all sizes I won’t be shopping there

[@ashleymay1226]

Gossip Girl I’d still shop there

[@KeaLynn]

Same sista:)

[@melanier-f2799]

No offense but this is so dumb. Are plus size only stores like Torrid bad too then? Since they only cater to bigger girls?...exactly

[@rebeccawestervelt3984]

Melanie R-F The difference is plus size stores cater to multiple sizes in plus size. Brandy Melville excludes all other straight sizes except small. Not trying to argue! I just don’t understand their business tactics. At least include medium and large!

[@candyrose9460]

@@melanier-f2799 torrid is from sizes 8-10 to 20+ They have a BUNCH of sizes not just 1.

[@rachelrosenstein9975]

I’m a really tiny human so most of their clothes fit me, most are too big, but I don’t think this is how it should be. There are so many body shapes and one size can’t possibly fit all. I love you Sierra, keep up the good work you beautiful queen👑❤️

[@solayange]

I once went to Brandy Melville when I was like somewhere around 16. I had an absolutely horrible relationship with my body at that time. I remember leaving the store feeling absolutely miserable and some of the employees actually gave me weird looks. It was shattering. Now i'm probably the same size I was then (10-12) after being thinner for a few years and I'm working really hard to be ok with my body. Brandy Melville makes people who dont conform to their standard doubt of their worth!! especially if they are young girls and ESPECIALLY if they havent stopped buying into society's expectations yet. Sierra your channel has been a big part of my own body positivity journey and i am so grateful.

[@yeye8581]

Frederique Menard fat bitch

[@annelevin1935]

tropiics - I reported ye ye’s comment as bullying/harassment, since comments like that should not be acceptable on this platform and discussion.

[@gillian3262]

if you were a size 10-12 why on earth would you go to a store for size xs/small? It's like a skinny girl going to torrid. You're bad experience wasn't the store's fault, it was yours.

[@ottosmiddletoe387]

Gillian Leon agreed lol

[@anonilka]

I’m sorry but if you knew you were bigger than most people why did u go to a ONE SIZE FITS SMALL shop expecting it to fit you..?

[@silversally0]

I went to Brandy Melville just a few weeks ago (I'm a sucker for the jewelry) and tried a few items on. I came pretty close to a breakdown in the fitting room. I've gained some weight recently and am maybe a size 8 now, and none of the cute skirts they have there would even go past my thighs. I also tried on a sweater I've been eyeing for a while and well, it "fit" technically, but it was so tight and uncomfortable and just didn't look the way it was supposed to. Overall, miserable experience, and I'm not going to buy jewelry there anymore because they just suck as a company.

[@mel_5817]

Fiona R i had the same experience ❤️

[@freyacooke2900]

You are not the problem! Brandy Melville is!

[@silversally0]

@@icedmocha5264 fun fact, you can have a petite body and still be a larger size :) and there's absolutely no reason to lose weight if you're healthy (which I am). In just these replies we have a size 8, 2, and 0 who don't fit into BM clothes. So if it were just about weight… who exactly do they cater to?

[@silversally0]

@ಠ_ಠ 5"8'

[@silversally0]

@@icedmocha5264 dude… I'm not upset about my clothing size going up. And their clothes have never fit me, not before I gained weight this year, not when I was a little freshman in high school. And in case you can't read, there is literally a comment from a size 0 person in this thread… who couldn't fit into Brandy Melville clothes. The problem is that they're not even a petite clothing store, like how there are specific plus size stores. They don't even claim to carry clothes for petite women anywhere. They're a brand for teen girls and young women. And they sell clothes in one arbitrary, tiny size. They're a store unofficially catering to skinny girls, not petite girls. And that's inherently problematic and causes self esteem issues for so many impressionable young girls who think that something is wrong with them because they can't fit into these clothes, and that is fucked up.

[@oliviapotts5962]

Your message and self-love is so inspiring. I'm a medium sized girl too and have always struggled with body confidence. Finding your channel has helped me to begin my journey to self-acceptance too, and I can't say thank you enough.

[@nikkimirhosseyni9535]

I am an aspiring designer and I feel if your design will only look good on skinny people (or if you believe your design will only look good on skinny people), you are not a good designer. If you only design for one size, you are not showing talent.

[@nikkimirhosseyni9535]

@@mish_elle1450 I understand target markets, but if an entire career is based on designs that only look good on a hanger (which models are meant to be living hangers- aka why standard measurements are so small), then in my opinion, that designer is a bad designer with some pretty designs. Now individual designs that cater to one body type or another is one thing, but if every piece in every collection every season every year is only considered good on one set of measurements, then the designer is showing limited ability in their work. If they can't conceptualize an item they would look good on some one with a bust or a butt or no thigh gap, their capabilities are limited.

[@beckyboop9386]

Yes! Say it again louder! I have always felt this way about high fashion. Get some real curves and lumps out there a show me how to show off what I've got.

[@de5072]

the same can be said for brands and designers that cater to only plus size. or only to womens clothes or only men's clothes. they probably can design for other demographics but they chose to focus on one group. much like a doctor. they all get the same basic training but they choose to specialize in a certain area. theres nothing wrong with wanting to cater to a certain demographic. there are other places to shop at. no one is forcing you to shop there. to say their brand is damaging to young girls isnt fair. thats on the parents for not raising their girls to be strong in their own skin. you shouldnt allow a brand dictate how you feel about yourself. no matter the age or size.

[@biamia4071]

Eve Leman Leman why is she an idiot?! sorry you are all fat and ,hanger' bodies are not real ☹️

[@lgal56]

@@evegabriella7479 you're a dumbass

[@antwanpena171]

Even though I'm a guy I love you guys , you bring me lots of happiness during a dark time ❤️🌈❤️

[@melanie6759]

I’m gonna say that when I was in middle school, I was really skinny and couldn’t gain weight. Which may not sound like a problem but it was getting to be a problem because I couldn’t “eat enough” to put on weight because that would be unhealthy too. So seeing a store that caters to young and small girls isn’t a bad message (in my opinion.) I get not everyone is the same body type so definitely “one size fits all” isn’t going to work but bashing a company because it doesn’t cater to everyone’s body is unfair. Also think about how everyone knows that when they walk into Brandy Melville, they know what to expect. That set them apart from other clothing stores...was it the best strategy, maybe not but it got them well known so it worked for them.

[@abigailshepherd9945]

I was in the same boat as you and I totally agree with what you said

[@RBBR-ym2ls]

Hey Sierra, I just watched your body confidence makeover series in one go and it made me realize all the things I like about my body and my face. I feel really confident in my skin and also motivated and exited to try out new things. Thank you so much for everything you are doing on this channel!

[@mfp4523]

Those synchronized poses...GIRL! Yes! Loving these vids of you two together ❤️

[@turtle2742]

I love this video, brandy melvilles clothes are cute but I would love if they had more sizes.. I’m a medium and can’t even fit into some of there things. You guys are beautiful

[@GATORSfan1020]

turtle me too! I have some hauls on my channel, some stuff fits awesome and some is so small:(

[@stressed1123]

I mean it is meant for petite girls

[@thebookreader9414]

Str Essed I’m 5’2 and a medium/large and I can’t really fit into most things there as a teenager. Rather than saying petite I really think they should just say it’s for smaller sizes since most retail stores don’t cater to those that are very small or small in general. Petite isn’t a xs-s it’s just someone under 5’4 so it gets people’s hopes up

[@sajisebastian9436]

Thank you so much for inspiring us and making us feel body positive and helping us to stay strong whenever I feel insecure about myself

[@gillian3262]

Brandy Melville is a store for thin, petite girls. That's kind of the entire idea of the store, just like torrid is for plus size women who have trouble finding cute plus size clothes, brandy is for small girls who have trouble finding cute small clothes. Believe it or not it's actually really hard to find xs clothes, most stores don't carry that size anymore because americans are getting bigger. I get how a "one size fits small" store can be harmful to impressionable teens, but at the same time I don't get why someone who isn't a size small/xs would even go to that store when they know none of it will fit them. There's nothing wrong with not fitting into petite clothing, but there's really no point in complaining about something not fitting you that clearly wasn't made for your body type.

[@hannahtroyer5014]

Because when you’re a teenager. Other girls can be really mean and awful. When all of your friends are wearing brandy and you are the only one who can’t because they only have one size. That is really hard on you. For example say a group of friends went to the mall and they went to brandy and They all got cute matching outfits and you couldn’t get it cause it didn’t fit you and you couldn’t size up. That is absolutely deviating . I understand it’s hard to find those really small sizes but they should still have sizes that rang alittle. Like go up to a medium or something. The marketing and mindset of brandy is not okay and very hurtful to so many girls. Especially their main demographic being teen girls who think that they have to fit into those tiny sized clothes to feel cool and fit in with their friends. And not be left out.

[@chloehallahan5209]

This makes me feel better:) I’m a size small and not everything fits me and I feel so big when it doesn’t but ty for this vid

[@maria-en2nc]

coming from someone that is like xs-s and like 00-0 i am very thankful that brandy has cute clothes that actually fit me cause for exemple in regular stores the smallest skirts tend to fall and at brandy they fit perfectly and like i get why people hate the “one size fits small” thing but us small girls also need options.

[@halliefleischmann6634]

I love that you talk about stuff like this!!! It’s so important, and just real. Love your content 💕

[@breannarose688]

I’ve had a lot of body image issues lately and your videos and your confidence have really helped me. Because of you, I’m shopping for bikinis again. Thank you ❤️

[@katiechampion116]

I love the Carrie and Sierra collabs! ❤️❤️

[@mariekeelisa6047]

I love Brandy Melville, even though I don't fit any of their pants. It's definitely not made for ever body type but the same thing goes for other brands. Also I really enjoy the "one size" system, since once you know how it fits your body, you can literally just grab things without trying them on. In my opinion, I don't think Brandy is trying to separate certain body shapes from others, it is just a concept store with a specific kind of branding idea like any other store.

[@reginap2783]

What’s wrong with being skinny? As long as you’re healthy (physically and mentally) everything should be fine. Body positivity isn’t just about lifting up “curvy girls”. Skinny/thin/slender girls need and deserve love too!

[@Sasuga_Skky]

I don't think they were saying its bad that they cater for skinner girls, I think they were saying its bad that they ONLY cater for skinny girls, especially because its already hard to find larger sizes in regular stores. Sometimes I like Brandy because they cater to thinner people that may not have clothes that fit them in regular stores either, but then sometimes I think they're just trying to cash in on that exclusivity and ideology that beauty is thin. I don't know.

[@itsameprincesspeach]

Elise Johnston I think the problem is people see it as a petite store but it’s really only for one size which is XS-S which is fine to me because it fits me, but I think if they spread out their sizing then it would take a lot of the backlash away. Like XS-M because petite means more like you’re short rather than skinny. You can be an XS or a L but if you’re both under 5’4 you’re still petite

[@grangerdanger5232]

I see no problem with having a store that caters to thinner people. However, not every thin girl is the same size/height. If BM wants to cater specifically for thinner girls, they should still have multiple sizes. Having one size is just being lazy in my opinion

[@oliviadurham5918]

If that's the message that you got from this video then you clearly didn't watch most of this video or any of Sierra's other videos. If you do watch her videos, then you must not listen very well because that's not what anyone was saying. Sierra never thought there was anything wrong with catering specifically to skinny girls. Obviously everyone needs clothes and I understand that it could be difficult to find clothes everywhere. However, if a store wants to do this, then they should advertise themselves as a petite clothing brand. Brandy does not do this, and instead claims to be "one size fits all." By them only making a size xs/s and saying that it should fit everyone, this is purposefully excluding every other size and making people think that their size isn't normal or right. This makes girls of other sizes feel ugly, or fat, even if they are just a size medium. Plus size stores on the other hand are marketing and advertising themselves as for larger people. They don't claim to be "one size fits all" they are simply trying to represent people that are typically not represented. Another problem with Brandy is that their clothes are not actually any smaller or more fit to petite girls than a size xs/s would be at any other store. If Brandy was making clothes in like a 00 or 000 which are rarer sizes, and marketing themselves as a petite store than maybe the argument of including smaller sizes could be relevant. However they don't do that rendering any argument of "inclusivity to skinny people" utterly irrelevant and incorrect. Any size you buy there I guarantee you that you could buy at Target, except at Target it would have inclusive size tags and a much lower price. Everyone deserves love, you were right about that, but if you really wanted that, then you would actually listen and try to comprehend what people like Sierra are trying to say. Companies like Brandy are most definitely not trying to spread positivity, love or inclusivity.

[@bruisedviolets]

Elise Johnston I agree except for where u said that it’s harder for plus size women to find clothes. most stores stock more large sizes than small ones

[@maissal3998]

Not trying to sound rude but personally I thought everything u tried on fit well and u look amazing . I definitely think u could have rocked brandy Melville clothes

[@brejackson2721]

Maissa L just cause you look good in it doesn’t mean it fits comfortably

[@ellorasen6149]

Also you should vote with your money and support brands that support various body sizes and types. Not just one that is an elite club of trendy clothes unavailable to any size that isn't a small.

[@klkx]

Body wise I can’t relate to you as much because I’m very tall and small around but I adore you and your videos! I love your positivity and personality. Although we have very different bodies, I really genuinely enjoy watching your videos! Keep up the amazing work❤️

[@simoneeryn6382]

I love hearing your take on brand sizing!! Your videos are always interesting. I love the variety of stores you visit and your Soulcycle video? So cool! You have such a unique channel❤

[@chloesymone7798]

Omg I loved the synchronized posing!

[@cristys8962]

I absolutely love your videos, your tips and body positivity has really helped me look at my body in a new perspective, build more confidence and have a beter self-image. ❤️

[@chelseakayy22594]

Yay! Love new videos from you. Love your confidence and you are seriously an inspiration to me! I’m currently pregnant and my weight gain is weighting in on me and watching your videos really help me! So thank you!!!

[@kaitlynhenry3008]

You know, people give brandy so much shit cause they sell smaller clothes but you don’t see skinny girls complaining cause torrid doesn’t have there size. It’s targeting a specific size, and I am pretty big myself, but I’ve heard so many small girls say it’s hard to find things that properly fit them just like how bigger girls struggle.

[@faith9196]

Thank you!! I always buy clothes from brandy because I fit into there clothes. If you don’t fit their targeted demographic then don’t shop there.

[@ToastyGhost2]

girl what

[@madisonl3401]

I literally could not love Carrie more, she is such a KWEEN and I love that you guys are doing videos together! 🙌🏼🙌🏼😻😻

[@Evarya]

okay honestly the coordinated posing was SO CUTE! thanks for introducing me to Carrie :)

[@salinat9943]

i love your message about not giving your money to a company you dont believe in. A lot of my friends love brandy melville and when we go shopping together i just kinda stand around pretending to look for clothes while they try stuff on there

[@ninimeggie4771]

Confidence does so much for appearance. They both look great in everything! I honestly think it's mainly because they're smiling and strutting around

[@collinscr3w57]

Hoping you guys do some more vids together! Watched both loved both, yall are amazing and love your message that you are sending.

[@kanikadeshpande1590]

I kinda knew this video would be about Brandy Melville, when you hinted about the other side of the body positive spectrum I was like this is it! I'm so excited! Also It's midnight where I'm at I stayed up for this ♥️😭

[@cassidymurphy9479]

I love them so much!! They are such rays of sunshine!

[@alisonbowers]

I love this duo!! Y’all are great!

[@ryababe24]

I just wanted to say thank you for helping me love my new body. I was always athletic and in shape. Then I got hurt in softball and needed two major knee surgeries. Because of this I went fron a size 9 in juniors to a 14. I hated my new body and how I looked. But in watching your videos and your positivity...I have learned to love my new body and accept it for what it is. Thank you Sierra ❤

[@elenivlahos5979]

I dont fit in their clothing but i dont think there is anything wrong catering to one size . Just like there are shops that have only Plus size ... Each company chooses their own demographic which is why sizes are diff. From store to store

[@courtneyanne4]

i love how confident you are 🥺❤️ i wish and watching you makes me more confident to try brandy at least once

[@love5052]

You GO girls!!! Love you both! So, SO glad this collab happened! 😍

[@lindarosenthal6835]

Love love love this video series! Well done ladies.

[@magdalenavega8364]

hi so earlly! ive been loving your videos recently!! you deserve all the new members to this beautiful family!!

[@allydale9580]

I absolutely love your videos❤️ Love how body positive you are and how kind you are🌸

[@cheyennewagner8954]

I love seeing how different the clothes fit you both. It is so cool seeing how people can be the same size but still have a unique body of their own. I would love if you guys could do these videos more at other stores because this and the first video are awesome 😍

[@hummingbirdhillhomespun5421]

Love this collaboration! I may be focused on gardening on my channel, but I love how you are growing positive attitudes, kindness, and sassafras on your channel. Your collab with Carrie was such a great example for young humans about how size really means a whole lot of nothing!

[@annisince8424]

These videos are so awesome! Thanks for making such eye opening content 💜

[@JBieberFever7994]

thank you for this series and spreading the importance of body positivity 💛

[@peppigustafsson4839]

It is really fun to see how the clothes fit you both!

[@je4363]

People need to stop shaming Brandy for being a one size small brand, its a brand for smaller girls. There are plenty stores that are structured more towards bigger girls, and both are fine.

[@kaisski3763]

These videos are so helpful because I was worried about my size 4 and I was worried about not fitting in their clothes but you guys encouraged me

[@nurse-tea-mua354]

I love watching both you and Carrie , coming from being in an awful place with my body for most of my life you guys have finally made me open my eyes to body positivity and how to truly love myself ! And you guys are so much fun !!! My 2 favourite channels ❤️💋

[@bekkadowland]

I love your investigating videos lol. ❤️

[@MerrilyMari]

I’m so happy another collab video!

[@kimhenry3233]

loving these videos with you two together

[@destinyaufderheide9966]

I love these collabs! Hope there will be more in the future!

[@rhiannashaw7588]

I love you so much Sierra!! You are so confident and beautiful and aspire to be as confident as you. You are literally my idol and Ilysm ❤️❤️❤️

[@user-iq8vw9qr3w]

Sierra, I'm so happy you make videos like this. I used to be so mad when something didn't fit and it's nice to see that it's okay if something doesn't fit! I love your content and it makes me so much more confident in myself. 💗

[@erinmlogsdon8628]

I love love loooovvveee the two of you!!! I had abdominal surgery a few months ago, since then I have gained so much weight. I would not leave the house, I hated buying clothes, anytime I did I would just cry and give up. I was just SO super uncomfortable in my own body, I hated it. But I have to say I found Sierra first and from her I found Carrie -finding the two of you has helped me so much!! You both have helped me start to love myself again, I’m not totally there but y’all have helped me start. And I can’t tell you how much the two of you have helped me, I love you both!!!! You both are so beautiful, this world is blessed to have y’all!!!!

[@melseyp4129]

Love seeing the two of you collab! Thanks for putting out content and representing people who look like me!! 💜

[@katiejo11]

I definitely think they're catering to "skinny", not petite, and that's not a good message. Even then, the items are not all gonna fit right on a "skinny" body. A friend of mine's body type is taller and skinny, but half that stuff probably would've been a crop top when it should've been a regular shirt. Just producing different sizes, even XS to XL, would make such a huge difference! Until they do that, I won't be dropping a penny on their inventory. (Also, thrifting is just more fun and special!)

[@DieAlteistwiederda]

@@ilianastenovitch the thing is, us skinny people have a lot of stores that cater to us. I can literally go to the kids/teen section of most stores and pick up a t-shirt or even jacket because I'm skinny and also about average height at 5'5. These people that aren't really thin but also not really is sized have a hard time in most stores. My older sister is one of those people too and finding something that acty fits her is a frustrating ordeal.

[@katiejo11]

@@ilianastenovitch That's fair, but when you think about it, almost every store caters to a smaller body and pushes that image onto younger people. I get that people can't control their size a whole lot, but deliberately just having a one size when you're promoting on trend looks that a lot of different body types will want?? Not the best publicity or message.

[@maggie3074]

Kat Jo people keep saying how many brand cater to smaller sizes, but I feel like people think just having a size small is enough. Idk why but I never fit into clothes in normal stores, the proportions are way off. Brand Melville clothes fit like a true small or XS, which can feel amazing when I usually feel like my body is messed up because of my proportions. I understand people’s frustration in the lack of size diversity, but it’s really nice to have a store that really fits me. It can feel degrading when you fit in little kids jeans better than women’s, it’s nice to have real clothes you know

[@thehapagirl92]

It's very odd that clothing meant for thin people are meant for thin AND short people when the fashion world is all about thin and TALL girls...

[@ingridmyers2708]

I feel like being tall and skinny makes it REALLY difficult to find clothes. My inseam is 32” and most jeans brands don’t carry that length, and if they do it’s usually their “tall” size and even then the waist usually doesn’t go below a 29” (this is true for Madewell, among others). Additionally, I am a size small in tops, but most size smalls assume that the rest of you is also very small so the arms and shoulders/bust of shirts is super uncomfortable but if I size up the shirt just looks too big and I lose my shape. With dresses the smaller you go the shorter they get so I just have to sacrifice the proper fit of the dress to not show my butt. I have the same breakdowns and shopping struggles as many others and it bothers me that people always say “oh well everything is made for tall and skinny people” because it’s not. Sizes are done proportionally where in smalls everything is small and in a size large everything gets equally larger, when not all bodies are like that. I think clothing is just hard to make for everyone and hard to shop for. I think Brandy Melville’s problem lies in their branding, if they specifically targeted size smalls and said “look we made this for you” not as many people would mind, idk why they don’t. I’ve had really good luck buying clothes from them and very few other places, plus it’s all made in Italy which is nice. I get the frustration though, I just wish they marketed differently.

[@lenajohnson2382]

Yesss! I love this collab ❤️❤️ you guys are both so inspiring! And I have started to love myself even more💕

[@alessiac795]

YES OMG I love both of you and I'm loving your collabs omg

[@magoatss]

Love this collab series !!!

[@csmmurphy425]

OMG UR SO CLOSE TO 1 mil. Also, friendly reminder: your content is high quality and you are very loved and appreciated

[@maryloufairbanks7436]

I seriously love you guys. I struggle so much with my size (I'm a size 12 US) and seeing you two be so confident and beautiful makes me realize how beautiful I truly am. ♥️

[@hs.1653]

I would love to see more vlog footage from inside the store in these kinds of videos! It would be fun and interesting to see you guys walking around and picking the items

[@selenaxoxo8444]

YES. Love everything you post! ♥️♥️

[@KatelynMariee]

Sitting in the hospital, I’m glad to have your videos to keep me entertained 💓

[@hayleymarie2088]

Love the black sweater and hat so so cute! You guys are the best!

[@emilylauren479]

Love this video and your collabs!!

[@maddierose703]

I really love you guys filming together

[@jadenn3942]

I was having such a hard night with my body and thinking so hard on myself but after watching this video it made me feel so much better. I’m so grateful for you and the content you create it honestly does so much for girls like me and you don’t even know the extent of it

[@Alison_aoife]

Yes yes! I love your videos and this collab!!!! I’m going to miss your videos together😭 All I have to say is great work you two!

[@evabeck3348]

Thank you for doing these videos especially on the true “SAD” message that the Brandy Melville continues to portray. I remember when my beautiful daughter so wanted to shop at this shop as a lot of her fellow classmates were shopping at this this shop. My daughter was entering her senior year of high school when she wanted to shop at Brandy Melville and unfortunately at the time I had no idea what this shop sizing was about. I learned very quickly that I personally didn’t like this store and what it was doing to girls and their self esteem. My daughter who was 17 at the time left the store disappointed and hating herself. At that time I gave my daughter the biggest I hug I could and repeatedly told her that she wasn’t the problem, the company was. I assured my daughter that she was the right size for herself (she was then the average size for girl her height and cultural background)I was very angry with company’s poor sizing standards and what their poor business practices were back then and sadly it appears their business practices haven’t changed for the better. My daughter returned to Brandy Melville a few months ago as she had hoped that she would be able to fit into some of their clothes as she has lost weight and still had the same difficulties has she had experienced 3-4 years earlier. Again, she had fit into clothes as before but the fit and comfort was non-existence; and for the money the quality too wasn’t in place. I’m thrilled that my daughter has grown into a very beautiful young lady and has confidence that Brandy Melville hasn’t been able to take away. Also, I wanted thank you both for doing these styles of videos and sharing to your audience that size indicated on a garment may not fit all and that it is okay for that as “We All are BEAUTIFUL”!!!

[@beatablomberg8403]

I appreciate this video, Sierra you looked amazing in the fitted long-sleeve shirt and I wish stores had more inclusive sizes, but as someone who is exactly the size of 99% of Brandy Melville clothes, I like that there's a store catered to people who are my size (at most stores my size always seems to run out first). I follow a few plus sized women online and I'm always a little jealous when they shop at Torrid and I know i can't have those cute, high quality clothes because they just dont have any clothes in my size. It's unfortunate but you cant hate a company for not having your size. That being said, Torrid should make small sizes and Brandy Melville should have bigger sizes so we can all be cute and matching together haha.

[@mickmickmouse]

I love these collabs!🥰

[@briewilson6569]

I just found your channel like 2 weeks ago amd I'm hooked! Your so honest, I love it!!

[@HeyItsAnthony]

outfit number 1 looked amazing on both of you guys!

[@riley1185]

i love these collabs!

[@sydneyclintsman887]

Yay another collab with you two love you guys

[@claireemkcallip2891]

I love you videos so much I have been very self conscious about my weight all my life to the point were I developed a eating disorder and when I found your videos it made me so happy to see a influencer talk about brandy because at one point in my life I have been that kid in there dressing room crying before. ilysm

[@mandacai171]

i didnt realize how much i needed this vid. i love you guys so much!

[@progressivepagan5575]

Thank you for introducing me to Carrie! I just started following you (lol thanks Beautycon) and I adore you and your message, but Carrie is built just like me! Same size and everything! This is awesoooome. I'm gonna go binge her channel now too

[@aldinerose]

Omg, Sierra, I love your videos soooooo much!! You are so inspiring ♥️♥️

[@hayley8696]

yes so excited for this video! been waiting all week!!