THERE'S no denying that certain clothes can often look very different on different bodies.

So one woman and her friend decided to reveal how a range of clothes from Missguided looked on a size 10 body and a size 22 figure.

The body positive influencers named Iz and El, who post under the acronym @straighttothecurve, shared a short video to TikTok where they show "different styles on two different body types."

In the clip, El, who is a size 10, explains: "First up we have the new Playboy sport range. First we have the waffle T-shirt and I'm wearing the booty shorts."

Iz - who is plus size - then chimes in: "I'm wearing the waffle T-shirt and the waffle shorts, which obviously come in plus size."

Next up, is a stunning sage gingham playsuit.

"I'm wearing a size 24," says Iz. "And I've paired this with the Missguided sliders and micro bag."

El adds: "I'm wearing a sage gingham co-ord with a white linen shirt, white heels and the same micro bag."

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The stylish influencers then both try on a stretch midi skirt and gold hoops.

But while El pairs it with a mint corset and nude bag, Iz opts for an abstract blue top and matching heels.

And finally, the influencers try on a super flattering asymmetric sating dress.

"I' m wearing a size 24 in a baby blue," says Iz, while El slips into a size 10 in a beige colour.

The post has since garnered an impressive 110,000 views and been flooded with comments from fashion fans.

"Both absolutely stunning!" enthused one.

A second praised: "Both gorg."

A third wrote: "The satin dresses look so good on you both!! the midi skirts!!!!!"

Meanwhile, a further penned: "I absolutely love this!! Pls do more."

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