A woman who was mocked on Tinder for the Asos dress she was wearing has been featured as a model on the fast-fashion retailer’s website.

Thea Lauryn Chippendale, 20, was messaged by a man on the Tinder dating app who told her the dress she was wearing in one of her photos was “awful” and looked like a “charity shop job”. Chippendale posted a screenshot of the exchange on Twitter and has now received over 100,000 likes and 8,000 retweets for the post.

Men are trash. (Included the pic he’s on about ) pic.twitter.com/3pi6NHl0Oy

— Thea Lauryn Chippendale (@theachippendale) April 28, 2019

Fast-fashion retailer Asos, whose dress Chippendale was wearing, saw the viral post and is now featuring the same photo on its website to advertise the 74 pound dress.

@theachippendale Swipe right to see who had the last laugh… https://t.co/CKcqyDk1d9 pic.twitter.com/gkzgoAAfJ5

— ASOS (@ASOS) May 2, 2019

“I’m absolutely gobsmacked that they’ve actually done it,” Chippendale told Radio 1 Newsbeat. “I’ve had to pinch myself quite a few times to believe it’s real. I’m still so shocked and amazed that they’ve put a picture of me on their website.”

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