Artist Draws How Outfits Of Her Imagination Actually Looks Like In Reality

The fashion industry was really never made for us. At least most of us have gone through a bunch of tryouts where dresses and shirts just won’t fit in certain places. The one that we painstakingly insist on getting and wearing, well, they pose their own struggles as well. Nothing feels more awkward than having to pull down your jumpsuit at the toilet.

Weng Chen, aka MessyCow, decided to share the reality of some of her dream outfits. Done in eight different illustrations, she titled them ‘Fashion that failed me’ and honestly, who doesn’t feel the same as she does?

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Jumpsuits.

Weng Chen is a comic artist who’s also a full-time mother. Drawing is one of her biggest dreams since a kid, and just recently, she could finally check one of her wishlists, which is to publish her own book compilation of her comics. Her first book is titled ‘100 Ways Your Two-Year-Old Can Hurt You: Comics to Ease the Stress of Parenting.’

Bodysuits.

Off-the-shoulder.

Wide-leg-pants.

Describing her hobby of drawing and making comics, Weng Chen wrote, “I’m all about creating things, from comics to video games — only when I’m creating do I feel like myself.”

“My family is the primary source of my inspiration,” she continued, referring to her husband and two kids. The first time she got fascinated withdrawing was when she was 2 years old, watching her mom drew and told the story of a little mermaid.

Oversized jacket.

Cut-out dress.

Crop tops.

With 33.9k followers on Instagram, Weng Chen now loves her life where she can draw most of the time while parenting. Her fashion-related comics are relatable with many parents who had to struggle between staying fashionable and taking the kids out on events!

If you love her comics, you’ll definitely want to read more here about the difference between first-born and second-born. Or maybe you’ll need her cheeky and funny comprehensive guide about how to fart in a relationship!

Slit skirt.