
Online shopping is always a risk.
Plenty of tweets showing prom dresses that don’t exactly match up to expectation have gone viral in the past but, this week, TV and radio presenter Dylan Evans’ ASOS delivery took things to a whole new level.
Ayy @ASOS (I might be wrong) but, I’m pretty sure you’ve sent me the wrong order... https://t.co/mFRTi3yg6T— DYLAN EVANS (@DYLAN EVANS) 1523471851
Despite initially ordering black jeans and gold aviator sunglasses, Evans received a floor-length red dress with cut-out shoulder detail and a ruffled hem.
Amazingly, it fit him perfectly.
He shared a selfie with a tongue-in-cheek caption, but plenty of users were quick to tell him just how amazing he looked in his brand new outfit.
@MrDylanEvans @ASOS I’m pretty sure they sent you the right order as that dress looks amazing 😉— Jelly Fletcher (@Jelly Fletcher) 1523552346
@MrDylanEvans @knee50ck5 @ASOS You look pretty damn fabulous though 🙌🏻🙌🏻— Scribs (She/Her) (@Scribs (She/Her)) 1523585466
The brand responded, agreeing with basically everyone else that he was rocking the dress.
ASOS also offered him a cheeky swap, but many thought this wasn’t good enough, and that this man should absolutely, under no circumstances, be torn away from his dream dress.
@ASOS_HeretoHelp @MrDylanEvans I'm sorry, but you should just let him keep that because it's flawless on him and se… https://t.co/aoEC6LfVtE— Love, Lola (@Love, Lola) 1523474790
@LoveLolaHeart @ASOS_HeretoHelp @MrDylanEvans Yes, Let him keep it. Just send his original order. :)— royal whispers (@royal whispers) 1523475193
There’s still no word on whether the company agreed to let him keep the dress, but Evans’ mishap at least shows that gendered clothing rules can be pretty fabulously broken.