PLT shopper claims she suffered horrific burns to her boobs after wearing one of its tops
A SHOPPER has hit out at PrettyLittleThing claiming she needs medical attention after suffering ‘burns’ caused by one of their tops.
Adara Graham, from Cleethorpes, bought a zebra-print top for £15 from the e-tailer, which featured metal hoops on the front.But the 19-year-old claims she developed painful blisters on her chest from wearing the blouse, after the hoops rusted and burned her skin. Adara fears she now needs medical treatment as she warned other shoppers to steer clear of clothes with metal on them., where her post has since gone viral racking up more than 28,000 retweets.Adara warned fellow shoppers against wearing tops with metal on them“This was my first time wearing it, and the metal loops look as if they have gone rusty and burnt through my skin causing my chest to blister and be in a lot of pain.
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