A PLUS-SIZED fashionista claims she’s found the perfect spring outfit for Easter drinks – and shoppers couldn’t agree more..
Rachel Spicer, from Falkirk, regularly shares her clothing hauls and outfit choices with her 2.3 million followers on TikTok (@rachelspicer_).
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She first rose to fame on social media by showing off her two “dancing” chins.
Now, the 25-year-old – a size 18 – aims to help boost her followers’ self-confidence with her body positive content.
In a recent clip, Rachel revealed she’s been on a supermarket clothing spree.
She said: “I went shopping. We’ve got a little F&F haul.
“Tesco, you’ve done good.”
And a £39.50 blue boucle check blazer and matching £18 mini skirt appear to be the stars of her haul.
“I love a co-ord. Look at that detail”, gushed Rachel.
“I feel like this could be [for] Easter drinks.”
She added: “It’s like a blue tweed. I’m a sucker for a blazer.
“I wouldn’t just go out with a skirt and a top, I need the blazer.
“I just feel more comfortable. And I love a co-ord because you can mix and match it.
“Multiple outfit options which is great.”
Fashion fans are now going wild for the “stunning” co-ord, with Rachel’s clip racking up more than 150,000 views.
“I need that blazer in my life”, one gushed.
A second wrote: “The blazer and skirt are stunning!!”
“OMG! The blazer looks amazing on you”, echoed a third.
A fourth chimed in: “The blazer with jeans would also be so cute.”
Someone else added: “The blazer suit was Blair Waldorf 10/10.”
While a sixth said: “I just got the co-ord skirt n jacket too! Twins!”
Rachel also picked up a tie dye mesh bodycon dress, a green trouser suit and two pairs of pyjamas in her Tesco shopping spree.
We told earlier how she started her TikTok account “out of boredom” during lockdown, after moving back home from London to Scotland where she was pursuing acting.
With the support of her parents, she then turned her page into a full time job.
“I would say I’m like an accidental influencer”, she joked.
“I never thought that this would be a full time job or I would even get to earn in any sort of money on social media.”